Don't Want A Pickle Slip these Polar fleece tubes on your wrists to help keep the chill out! Best worn under your gloves and jacket to keep the wind from creeping down your sleeve, they're also great worn alone while hanging out at the campfire or pumping gas. Visit www.dwapickle.com for more information.


AGV Navigator Jacket Designed for cooler climates, AGV Sport’s high-end 3/4 length touring/adventure jacket is multi-layer textile jacket that 100% windproof and waterproof. An outer shell constructed of Rotex fabric and a durable and abrasion resistant 600 denier Polyester fabric. Also included is a removable and washable thermal insulating liner that zips in over a permanent antibacterial polyester mesh lining plus much more. Visit www.motonation. com for more information.


MachineartMoto MachineartMoto's MudSling™ rear suspension guard for the 2015 1200R/RS_LC protects the shock and underseat compo- nents from dirt, stone chips, and mud. It provides broad area coverage, while looking slender from the side and well inte- grated with the bikes' styling. Available at www.machineartmoto.com and select dealers.


$149


Pirates Lair Need a backrest for your 2014+ water-cooled R 1200 GS? Look no further than Pirates Lair. Their sleek, light-weight aluminum rack is a thing of beauty and compliments the lines of the GS. It's the perfect Christmas gift for your favorite passenger and easy install. Available in black or silver at www.PiratesLair.net.


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