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Cold-Weather Motorcycle Gear: How to Build a Riding Kit for 30 to 50 Degrees

A cold weather motorcycle gear guide from Legendary USA: lined deerskin gloves, a vest over a wind block, and a heavy cowhide jacket for 30 to 50 degree rides.

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Best Cold Weather Motorcycle Gloves by Riding Style: Commuter, Touring, Cruiser and Below 30°F

The best cold weather motorcycle gloves sorted by riding style: fleece-lined deerskin for commuters, gauntlets with liners for touring, and insulated mittens.

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The Horsehide Vest as a Cold-Weather Layer: An American Riding Tradition Since 1928

How the horsehide vest became the cold-weather layer of American motorcycle riding, and why BECK Northeaster Flying Togs still builds it the same way.

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Best Insulated Motorcycle Gloves for Cold Weather: Fleece-Lined, Gauntlet and Liner, or Mittens

Insulated motorcycle gloves for cold weather, compared by lining: fleece-lined deerskin, unlined gauntlets with liners, and 100-gram Thinsulate mittens.

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Sub-40 Motorcycle Riding Gear: What Legendary USA Riders Wear Below 40°F

Sub-40 motorcycle riding gear is about sealing wind at every gap. This Legendary USA roundup covers deerskin gloves, horsehide jackets, vests, and base layers.

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The Horsehide Jacket in Winter Riding Tradition

The horsehide jacket for winter riding became an American tradition for its wind resistance and longevity. BECK has built it in the USA since 1928.

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How to Choose Motorcycle Gloves for Cold-Weather Commuting

Motorcycle gloves for cold-weather commuting need the right lining, cuff, and fit for short, cold rides. Legendary USA walks through the daily rider's choice.

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Winter Gauntlet Motorcycle Gloves: How to Pick a Pair for Cold Highway Miles

Winter gauntlet motorcycle gloves close the sleeve gap where wind hits the wrist. Legendary USA explains unlined deerskin, liners, and sizing for cold miles.

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