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How to Keep Your Hands Warm While Riding a Motorcycle
Cold hands come from wind, not just air temperature. Here is how to keep your hands warm on a motorcycle using gloves, layering, and a few habits that cost nothing.
Motorcycle Gloves for Wide Hands and Long Fingers: A Fit Guide
Hand shape matters as much as hand size. Here is how to fit American-made motorcycle gloves to wide palms, long fingers, short fingers, and narrow hands.
Best American-Made Motorcycle Gear by Temperature Range
American-made motorcycle gear sorted by the number on the thermometer, from 85-degree afternoons down to 35-degree mornings. Gear is a temperature question.
How to Know When to Replace Motorcycle Gloves
Replace motorcycle gloves when the palm thins, a seam opens, or the leather stops springing back. Three checks that end a riding glove's service life.
Deerskin Motorcycle Gloves for Fall Riding: A Buying Guide
Deerskin motorcycle gloves stay soft as the air cools and handle fall's 30-degree temperature swings. A rider's guide to American whitetail deerskin for autumn.
Best Gear for Cool Mornings and Warm Afternoons
A roundup of Made in USA riding gear built for 30-degree temperature swings, from Legendary USA gauntlets to perforated gloves and layering vests.
Gauntlet Motorcycle Gloves: A Shoulder-Season Buying Guide
Gauntlet gloves seal the wind gap at your wrist. Legendary USA's guide to sizing and choosing gauntlets for cool mornings and warm afternoons.
Best Motorcycle Gear for Fall Road Trips: A Roundup
Fall road trips swing from 45F to 72F in a day. Legendary USA rounds up the American-made gloves and vests that handle both ends of the ride.