There is hardly a better gear for your wrenching ventures than the DOC coverall. It is comfortable, rugged and features enough pockets to hold all the small parts you just took off your scooter. The white color might appear a bit impractical but period photos of the 1930s and 1940s clearly show that this was very common in the good old days. Perhaps it encouraged the mechanic to perform his work neat and clean. Of course, with time and a lot of wrenching they develop a nice patina. Choose from regular cut and tall cut coveralls with the latter having longer sleeves and legs....

Show your support for your favourite type of HD V-Twin motor with one of these sturdy and colourful rubber molded patches. They fit right on to our velcro equipped caps, or use the sew-on velcro base (included) on anything from jackets to sleeping bags to whatever.

Work gloves made from durable and flexible cotton blend fabric with rubberized palms for a sure grip. One size fits all.

Holy hair net: isn’t that a model TT coming clattering down the dusty road, a banjo playing Okie in the flat bed? Good if you have a pair of RoundHouse pants handy, to welcome the guests in period style. Pants like tools. Made today as back then in Shawnee, Oklahoma, USA, where Round House began producing the Classic Blue in 1903. 1903? Waiddaminnit! Wasn’t that when Messrs. William S. Harley and Arthur and Walter Davidson...