The Best Motorbike Gift Ideas (2022)

Whether you are looking for a Christmas stocking filler, a treat for yourself or your favourite biker, here are a few awesome gift ideas to get you started.

The ideal gadget to speed up drying your bike after a good clean. It's basically a big hairdryer with a long flexible hose to get the hot air to where it's needed.

The pressure forces its way into the cracks to expel any water back out, so watch where your face is and the heat helps anything left to evaporate more quickly.

• Price: £119
• Fun Factor: 9/10

The Knox Trekker is a damn good rucksack. We've been using it daily for the past 14 months and genuinely can't fault it.

The main compartment is completely waterproof, the base is well protected, construction is solid and all the materials are top notch. Read the review.

• Price: £100
• Fun Factor: 7/10

Kriega know a thing of two about making high performance rucksacks for bikers and the R15 is their entry level offering. It features a fancy Quadloc harness which distributes the weight across your upper body, YKK water-resistant zips and a compartment for a back protector or hydration pack.

• Price: £115
• Fun Factor: 8/10

We have always loved Lego and this is a straight up awesome build, which we highly recommend. It's really quite technical, includes a surprising number of working bits and is a good foot long once built. It's totally worth the money, even if you don't have a GS!

• Price: £143
• Fun Factor: 10/10
• Pieces: 603
• Build Time: 2-3 hours

New for 2020 is the Ducati V4 R Lego set, complete with working V4 engine and in a first for Lego motorbikes a working two speed gearbox.

• Price: £42
• Fun Factor: 9/10
• Pieces: 646
• Build Time: 2 hours

The Harley Davidson Fat Boy cruiser model is part of Lego's Creator Expert range. Like the others the V-Twin engine works and is driven by the rear wheel.

• Price: £101
• Fun Factor: 8/10
• Pieces: 1,023
• Build Time: 2-3 hours

We had fun building this one as well. You can choose between a modern naked build or the sports bike build above but both are physically smaller than the GS set.

We went for the naked build first but between this and the GS set, plus some ingenuity of course, you can build pretty much any style of bike you can think of.

• Price: £125
• Fun Factor: 8/10
• Pieces: 375
• Build Time: 2 hours

The Upriser is a remote control bike with a removable rider and is based on the awesome Ducati V4 S superbike.

It's powered by 3 AA batteries and the standout feature is that it's self balancing with a clever omni-directional back wheel.

That means it stands up on its own and is capable of pulling off some pretty impressive tricks, however you will need quite a bit of space for it to reach its full potential.

• Price: £30
• Fun Factor: 9/10

This highly rated cover is perfect for keeping your pride and joy safe from the elements. It features a tough heat resistant outer layer, a soft inner layer to protect against scratches and reflective panels to make sure it's visible at night. We like the clever lock holes and lock pouch to keep your lock clean and off the ground.

• Price: £59
• Fun Factor: 6/10

It's a great set of brushes for a thorough clean, with one for every surface and crevice. There's one for soft washing, detailing, wheels, spokes and a claw brush for removing mud.

• Price: £19
• Fun Factor: 6/10