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Father’s Day is approaching (Sunday, June 19, for those of you who “might have forgotten”) and it’s time to pick out a great gift for dad. Below is a list of some Father’s Day motorcycle gift ideas:
Men’s Perforated Full-Finger Gloves: These Harley-Davidson® perforated leather gloves are not only attractive, but they’re also supercomfortable and a great motorcycle accessory to have during long road trips.
Image above taken from the Harley-Davidson® website. Product can be purchased on website.
The Cruz Tools Roadtech H3 Tool Kit: Complete with “the top-grade PowerDrive™ combination wrenches, an adjustable wrench, locking pliers, LED flashlight, tire gauge, hex and Torx keys, screwdriver and more,” this tool kit is the ultimate Father’s Day gift.
Image above taken from motorcycle-superstore.com. Product can be purchased on website.
The Rapid Transit The Stack LT Motorcycle Tank Bag: Equipped with a magnetic mounting system, the 2-in-1 Rapid Transit The Stack LT Motorcycle Tank Bag is ideal for leisurely motorcycle trips. The bag features some great compartments for cell phone and eye wear storage.
Image above taken from BikeBandit.com. Product can be purchased online.
Motorcycle T-Shirt: For the dad who has every motorcycle accessory you can think of, why not get him a shirt he’ll love?
Screen grab above taken from Zazzle.com. Product can be purchased online.
MotoCentric Centrek 1 PC Rain Suit: Keep your dad safe on the roads with the MotoCentric Centrek 1PC Rain Suit. Great for rainy weather conditions, this one-piece rain suit keeps motorcyclists comfortable and dry. The suit is also equipped with reflective pieces for greater driver visibility.
Image above taken from motorcycle-superstore.com. Product can be purchased online.
What are you getting your dad this Father’s Day?
Are you looking to save on gas or reduce your carbon footprint? If so, you might want to consider purchasing a moped. They’re excellent for traveling to the grocery store, work, the gym, and for performing any other type of errand. They’re easy to operate and, with the option to purchase an electric- or gas-powered moped, these vehicles emit little to no fossil fuel.
Although their trunk space is lacking, mopeds are perfect for getting where you need to be.
Below are some South Carolina moped laws to keep in mind when purchasing a moped:
- If you are to operate a moped legally, you must be at least 14 years old.
- Individuals who violate moped laws are guilty of a misdemeanor and must be fined a minimum of $25.
- South Carolina law states that the State has the right to suspend, revoke, or cancel a moped driver’s license if he or she has violated a moped law while operating the moped.
- Any person looking to receive a moped license must perform an eyesight test, an exam that tests the applicant’s ability to understand road signs, as well as an exam to analyze the applicant’s understanding of traffic laws.
- Moped licenses do not require a picture of the moped operator.
- Moped drivers can only operate their mopeds on public roads and highways and are prohibited from driving on interstates.
To learn more about South Carolina moped laws, visit the SC Department of Motor Vehicles website.
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