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Gifts for motorcyclists

USB power bank...10,000mAh is nice (5000 min).
I've had 2 USB charge ports on the bike sh1t the bed....phone died (using it for GPS...fack....).
Also great to charge up your Cardo/Sena/CommUnit while stopped for eats.
Not exactly motorcycle related, but definitely came in handy a few times.

CT has on sale: CT-5000mAh (under $10)
 
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GreyGhost said:
I don't like those. Many charge inactivity fees, afaik they charge service fee to retailer and if you don't use it all in one shot, it becomes a pain to check the balance, find a retailer to run through 10.17 on a card an pay the remainder with something else.. Cash avoids all of those issues.
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Never had that problem I tend to always spend more than the value of the card.
 
who wouldn't like a RD gift card?
 
any bike cleaning/detailing tools you recommend? I'll check that might be up his alley.
 
Ocillating electric multi tool. They have a bazillion attachments , good around the house or apartment, handy for all kinds of stuff. cheap ones are $49.00 good ones $100 , always on sale somewhere.
I've gifted about a dozen over the years, everybody happy.
 
timtune said:
Daugthers BF rides (a cruiser) and I thought maybe that would be an avenue for Xmas gifts.

What would you suggest? (50-100$)

Thanks
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Is it a Harley? ;) Useful, regardless:
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GreyGhost said:
I don't like those. Many charge inactivity fees, afaik they charge service fee to retailer and if you don't use it all in one shot, it becomes a pain to check the balance, find a retailer to run through 10.17 on a card an pay the remainder with something else.. Cash avoids all of those issues.
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It combines the all worst qualities of cash, credit cards, and gift cards. If you don't feel cash is nice enough, jazz it up by wrapping it around a chocolate bar or a can of beer. Or be like my grandmother and put cash inside a (new) pair of socks
 
timtune said:
wouldn't these make your bars feel really fat? love the ease of install though.
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I use them on my 701 and my ATV in the winter. The beauty of them is the ease of installation and if you don't need them they velcro off in seconds and into a backpack or trunk of an ATV. If you have small female hands, you might have a problem, but I hardly notice them.

The guy formerly known as Mladin.
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