Last fall we commissioned our "helmet friendly" sunglasses to promote our LidPicker site.  We began selling those sunglasses on MotorcycleGear.com and had a great response and a lot of good feedback (see some sample reviews below).  

So this spring we've brought in two new styles in addition to restocking the original "helmet friendly" style.  No matter your riding styles, we've got eyewear for you!  

These products are "promotional" with our branding, so we've priced them very low, but the quality is very high... comparable to other professional eyewear we've sold, so don't be put off by the low prices... they are great products and a very good value.  

We're busy checking in and reviewing new gear and have some new pants for you to check out from Klim, AGV Sport and Speed and Strength.
Helmet Friendly Sunglasses fit easily under your helmet!  
Our price is just $9.99 and shipping is just $3.99 for post office.  You can ship a couple pair of these or the Aaron (see below) for that low, low price. 
Michael G had this to say recently:  Surprisingly nice for the price. I was not expecting much and was pleased with them. Nice helmet friendly side bows too. I'm a happy camper..

Wayne T:   Nice in helmet shades.   Price is good, fit is perfect and fits inside my Bell Star helmet like a gem.

Michael R:   Surprisingly Effective!   I was initially skeptical that these glasses would do a good job blocking wind, because they don't have the usual foam padding around the edges of the lenses. In fact, they do a great job blocking the wind up through interstate speeds on my Tuono, so they're a great bargain for the price!  
Aaron Sunglasses fit like a goggle and have soft foam to contour to your eye sockets! Choose from smoke or clear; they come in a nice microfiber storage pouch and have 100% UVA/UVB protection. Our price is just $10.99 and shipping is just $3.99 for post office.
Ogler Goggles have interchangeable lenses, smoke for day, fog-free for overcast or clear for night.  They come in a nice zippered storage pouch. Our price is just $19.99 and shipping is just $3.99 for post office.
New Product Reviews
New pants from Klim, AGV Sport and Speed and Strength for you this week!
To get a feel for what these Klim Outrider pants are all about, think “heavy duty cargo pants with armor” and you’ll get what you were envisioning. The material used in these pants is heavy duty cotton/nylon blend, it’s a Cordura product made to provide abrasion protection that plain cotton just can’t give. If you’ve ever felt the heft of heavy work pants like Carhartts then you’ll have the idea… the pants are much more heavy duty feeling than plain cargo pants, although from appearances, that’s what they look like.  The pants are fitted with D3O level one armor in the hips and knees. The knees have a great adjustment setup… the armor drops in a large pocket from an opening in the front of the pant and affixes in the pocket with Velcro. That means you can reach down while wearing the pants and “stick” the armor wherever you like. Neat! Granted, armor positioning is a one time setting sort of thing, but it is a handy way to do it..............( more)

These Apex jeans by AGV Sport are super soft and comfortable. The pre-washing is extensive, so these are about the most soft and flexible jeans we offer and have a very casual look. The denim is an average weight blue jean denim material and, like all other AGV Sport jeans, are reinforced behind the knees and seat to add some abrasion resistance for when/if you fall (see the “inside out” picture in our photo gallery)  The styling is pretty “normal”... a five pocket design that everybody is used to. The only feature you’ll see outside that is motorcycle specific is the addition of some accordion stretch panels above each knee and below the waist in back. That is to give some added flex when you are in the riding position. The panel in back will help prevent the dreaded plumbers butt when hunched in a riding position, and the stretch over the knees will give some extra length so the jeans don’t bind behind the knee or ride up further than they should................( more)

These new Rage with the Machine Leather Denim pants are a slightly different twist on the riding jean. Normally, you’d expect to see some abrasion resistant panels in the seat and knees. With this jean, you get the normal Kevlar fabric in the seat, but in the knee area, you get hidden panels of perforated leather to back up the removable knee armor. Is that good or bad you ask?? I’d venture you’d probably get about the same abrasion resistant properties with this set up as compared to the other setup. The armor sits on top of the leather anyway, so in an actual crash, I’d guess the armor would take most of the punishment anyway.  The knee armor setup is a bit different too. There is one pocket to hold the provided CE armor, and then there is a second pocket behind that, that is larger and wider which is apparently to allow you to use other aftermarket armor in place of the standard armor if you prefer. I really don’t think this will work very well because the larger pocket for this purpose is practically square and very long.................( more)

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