Father’s Day is just around the corner, meaning now is a great time to get your dad a gift that he’ll love. We’ve assembled 10 gift options that will help ease your search, some aimed at fathers who ride and others that are just cool things your dad will dig whether he has a motorcycle or not.

Invoxia Cellular GPS Tracker: $129

Give your dad the power to know where his bike is at all times. (Invoxia/)

This ingenious little device lets the user track its location via smartphone. So your dad can tuck the tracker under the seat of his bike and always know right where his ride is at. There are anti-theft alerts and geofencing options, and the battery promises to hold out up to four months between charges. This useful piece of gadgetry gives your pops an easy, techy way to keep tabs on his stuff and will be a huge boon should anyone ever try to run off with his motorcycle.

Linear Edge Circuit of The Americas Wall Art: $199

This thing would look good just about anywhere. (Linear Edge/)

Linear Edge offers a variety of motorsports-themed art, including 2D and 3D sculptures, canvases, and engravings. The company uses racetracks as inspiration for much of its work, and the results are awesome. This 2D Circuit of The Americas sculpture is a great example. You can get it in two sizes, full for $199 or half for $99, and it’s made from Baltic birch and finished with a sleek black laminate. It’s perfect for a garage but might even be elegant enough to find its way into the main house.

Insta360 One X2 Camera: $429.99+

This camera has just about every feature you could imagine. (Amazon/)

If your dad is into gadgets or cameras, the Insta360 One X2 will bring a huge smile to his face. This innovative camera can shoot 360 degrees or wide angle, with up to 5.7K resolution. Photo and video modes are available with auto, manual, shutter priority, ISO priority, and isolated exposure settings for each mode. It has FlowState stabilization, 360-degree audio recording capability, AI editing, voice control, and is waterproof up to 30 feet (10 meters). There’s even a Motorcycle Kit package available for a slight upcharge ($482.99) which includes an invisible selfie stick, MicroSD card, lens cap, and motorcycle mount bundle.

Norlan Whiskey Glasses: $48

Let dad enjoy the finer things in life with a pair of elegant whiskey glasses. (Norlan/)

Give your dad a classy way to enjoy the finer things in life when he’s not riding with a pair of Norlan Whiskey Glasses. These lightweight, tumbler-style glasses feature double-walled glass that’s shaped to enhance the aroma of the whiskey. It is also designed to aerate the spirit better than a standard tumbler, helping to enhance the aroma and reduce the need for water. They also look really cool, making the whiskey look like it’s suspended in air and adding a slight gold hue to the otherwise clear rim. I’ve got a pair of these myself and use them any chance I get.

Indian Motorcycle Sculpture With Military Paint Scheme: $89.98

This 1:6 scale replica of the World War II Indian Motorcycle Chief is a great choice for WWII and/or classic bike enthusiasts. (The Hamilton C/)

If your dad is a World War II buff, into classic bikes or has a thing for vintage Indian motorcycles, this limited-edition sculpture from The Hamilton Collection will be a sure hit. It’s handcrafted in resin, with every detail meticulously crafted. It’s hand-painted as well, recreating the authentic look of the WWII Indian Chief. It’s a 1:6 scale, measuring a foot in length, so it’s a decent-sized piece that would look great in an office or garage.

Truform Compression Stockings: $19.90

Compression socks can help alleviate swelling and soreness. (Amazon/)

If your father has trouble with circulation in his legs after sitting in the saddle all day, consider getting him a pair of Truform compression socks. These are made in the USA and help relieve swelling and reduce soreness. They improve circulation during prolonged periods of sitting and are also helpful in muscle recovery as well. There are different levels of compression to choose from, so you can get a pair that will perfectly fit his needs.

Kershaw Payout Pocketknife: $99.00

A pocketknife is always a great Father’s Day gift. (Kershaw/)

A good pocketknife is essential for any guy, but can come in real handy for riders. The Kershaw Payout comes with a D2 high-carbon steel blade with SpeedSafe assisted opening. There are copper anodized accents and an ergonomically curved steel-and-G10 handle. The wraparound pocket clip makes it convenient to carry too.

Treblab FX100 Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker: $69.97

Give dad a Bluetooth speaker that can stand up to some punishment. (Amazon/)

Set your dad up with a Bluetooth speaker he can put through the wringer. The Treblab FX100 Waterproof Speaker stands up to a lot of abuse thanks to its certified shockproof, dustproof, and waterproof design. The 10W speaker has 360-degree surround sound, plays up to 35 hours on a single charge, and comes with the ability to seamlessly integrate with a host of devices including smartphones, laptops, tablets, MP3 players, and more. There’s even a built-in mic in case he needs to take a call.

Trtl Pillow Plus: $59.99

Your dad will be able to sleep anywhere in comfort with this neck pillow. (Trtl/)

The Trtl Pillow Plus is a thoughtful gift for any father who travels a lot or is prone to falling asleep in his chair and waking up with a debilitating cramp in his neck. Sure, it looks a little funny but the internal supports provide a restul position for your head and neck and the breathable mesh fabric helps to keep things cool. There’s memory foam padding built in and a carry bag included.

Motorcycle Gear: Prices Vary

The Shoei RF-1400 would make any father who rides smile. (Amazon/)

New motorcycle gear is always a solid choice for the dad who rides. If you can get a look inside his existing gear to get the sizing right, you can select from all sorts of items like helmets, jackets, pants, gloves, boots, or accessories. Consider getting him something seasonal if he’s already got a favorite kit setup. A lightweight jacket for summer rides or something waterproof and insulated for fall and winter. The possibilities are endless and it’s a great way to show your pops that you care.

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Keeping your garage clean and tidy is always tough—especially for motorcycle riders. Enter Levrack and its modular storage solutions. Built in eastern Nebraska, Levrack offers a variety of easy-to-assemble pallet rack-style shelving that makes for a more organized and functional garage space.

The 873-model comes with four rolling cabinets that can accommodate up to 800 pounds, each. Each shelf can be moved up or down, based on user needs. (Levrack/)

Optimize Your Residential Garage Space

We sourced its 873 model ($3,500). Measuring 8.5 feet long by 3 feet deep and 7 feet high, this system fits neatly along the wall of a two-car residential garage. It clears the rails (in terms of height) of a standard two-car garage door. Levrack offers both larger and smaller systems for folks who have more, or less, garage space.

Each of the four shelves feature smooth rollers which make it easy to access. (Levrack/)

We paired the 873 with its smaller 4-foot workstation ($500). This stretches the combined length to 12.5 feet. Levrack also offers an 8-foot desk for those who desire extra desk area. The workstation converts a garage into a functional work space whether working on a computer or disassembling a small engine.

Levrack storage systems are manufactured in eastern Nebraska. They are sturdy and easy to assemble with the aid of a friend. (Levrack/)

Easy Assembly without Professional Help

Levrack offers a locking mechanism which prevents unwanted access. (Ray Gauger/)

Shipped via FedEx Freight and arriving in a pair of large wooden crates, the system is surprisingly easy to assemble. Written instructions make the process straightforward. Tip: Enlist the help of a friend, as some of the components are awkward to maneuver alone. Included steel shims ensure that the upright arms are level (some residential garage floors aren’t completely level to help with water drainage in an emergency). With the help of a friend, the system can be set up in less than four hours with nothing more than a basic set of SAE tools.

The Levrack 873 model is based on a pallet rack design and is capable of carrying heavy loads. (Levrack/)

Heavy-Duty Construction with Huge Load Capacity

Four 4-foot-deep cabinets roll on a set of oversized rollers and can accommodate up to 800 pounds, each. Adjustable-height shelving allows you to tweak storage space based on the size of the items. Since the system is suspended from the top, each shelf moves smoothly, with little effort. It’s a slick setup allowing for plenty of storage space per square foot.

The metal rack top covering also serves as a solid mount for overhead lighting and anything else you desire to hang. (Levrack/)

Metal racks above the unit hold another 8,500 pounds. They also serve as a mounting point for tube-style fluorescent and LED lights so you can more easily see the contents inside. Levrack also offers a variety of accessories, including storage drawers, slatwall, and hanging bins so you can customize storage to your needs.

Traditional teardrop-style eyelets allow for a fully modular storage setup. (Levrack/)

The arms attach via easy-to-use push-pins that make a sturdy connection. (Levrack/)

Levrack offers a variety of accessories, including handy bicycle hooks that attach to its optional slatwall. (Levrack/)

A Prettier, More Functional Garage

Each shelf carries its weight atop which makes for a clean look. (Levrack/)

Optional four and eight-foot work stations turn your Levrack system into a functional workspace. (Levrack/)

Optional slatwall can be affixed to the Levrack system. This allows you to store and organize all sorts of things. (Levrack/)

Motorcyclists seeking a modular and nonpermanent storage solution for their home garage will be pleased with what Levrack offers. Built in the USA, Levrack boasts a rugged, yet easy-to-install unit which helps make the most out of available garage space.

Source: MotorCyclistOnline.com