Gear and Apparel

When it’s time to relax in the pits (or elsewhere) nothing beats a comfortable chair equipped with your favourite drink. These W&W folding chairs feature a deep seat and just the right length and back angle to create support for the whole body - even big bodies. The right armrest features a convenient bottle holder, the back has an adjustable/removable head cushion. Limited edition of 100 chairs!

The classic Mooneyes T-shirts which have been around since the 1960s and probably will never go out of style.

The W&W Genuine Wear T-Shirts made from 100% cotton with your choice of many different “messages" on front and W&W Pan/Knuckle/Shovel Logo on the backside.

The tried and true, ball & tape adjustable wrist work glove with patented HydraHyde technology. Made of high-quality grain cowhide that is specially treated to repel water, so these gloves stay flexible even after repeated exposure to moisture. The adjustable wrist allows you to find the perfect fit while also keeping dirt and debris out. A reinforced palm patch provides extra grip and durability.

Dennis Gutierrez is a Barcelona tattoo artist specializing in bold, classic American traditional style—timeless eagles, roses, pin-ups, and panthers.A dedicated rider at heart, he cruises his 1953 Panhead chopper and lives the laid-back bike-and-ink world.He brought that genuine passion to two exclusive W&W Cycles designs—simple, timeless vibes for the ride.

What do the Moon Landing and Easy Rider have in common? Cool dudes with stylish helmets travelling on hot vehicles? Well, yes, but we mean the sunglasses: in both cases, American Optical sunglasses played a significant role, which you can easily put on and take off without having to take off your astronaut or motorbike helmet because of the slip-in temples used.
W&W is happy to announce that we offer models of this legendary U.S. brand which right to the present time is still being manufactured in the AO complex in Southbridge, Massachusetts.
It was in 1958 that the Flight Goggle 58, now known as the Original Pilot Sunglass was engineeered and produced for the US military to provide pilots with maximum protection, flawless optical performance and high comfort. This model proved so successful that it was later honored to be the first ever sunglass to land on the moon, worn by Commander Neil Armstrong and the crew of Apollo 11 in 1969. It now resides on permanent display in the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.
The classic and sturdy structure and high quality finishing of the steel alloy frame, coupled with distortion free, toughened and polished glass or polycarbonate lenses have gained the Original Pilot followers around the globe.

A selection of bandanas by the US shirt manufacturer Rockmount. Distinctive designs on pure cotton fabric. Machine washable.

If extremely shiny bikes and similar girls are not really your bag, you should consider this calender. The bikes pictured here on 12 monthly pages are either extremely cool, extremely long, extremely used, or in another way extremely interesting. And it’s quite big, too.

In 1967, Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, car and motorcycle customizer and father of Rat Fink, launched the Choppers Magazine, the first true custom bike magazine. It featured wild choppers and the first paintings by David Mann. Unfortunately, the magazine was discontinued by Roth in 1970 and the first Easyriders magazine was launched. In 2018, former WRENCH editor Cary Brobeck decided the world needed a Choppers Magazine comeback. He was to be proven right, and involved all his Easyriders Magazine friends after that venerable magazine gave up the ghost.
Today, Choppers Magazine still covers the best custom creations, current road trips, artists in the scene and events. An important part of custom motorcycle history has now come back to life with this magazine.

The Jet Helmet from Bandit, made of durable fiberglass (GFK), offers exactly what many Harley riders are looking for: minimalist design, low weight, and an authentic riding experience.
The helmet deliberately does without modern extras – no ECE certification, no frills. In return, it visually matches classic Harley-Davidsons, bobbers, and choppers perfectly.
A visor is included and can be securely attached to the helmet using three snap buttons, serving as sun and rain protection without restricting your field of vision.

High quality white cotton T-shirts with green The Cyclery logo on chest and back. Made from 100% best, most comfortable, heavy duty cotton.

Hard-wearing and yet soft touch fleece blankets with classic native American designs. Stitch hem throughout.
Machine washable.

The genuine stuff from the US. For meets, shows, racing, etc.

Cult T-shirts featuring Mr. Horsepower, the mascot of the car repair shop "Clay Smith Cams", which was founded in 1931. Mr. Horsepower represents a caricature of founder Clay Smith (1915-1954), who was known among "aficionados" as a Hot Rod icon and for his red hair.

Thirst before work? Then this Mesh Cap from Choppers Magazine is just what you need. Classic mesh back, iconic front print: “No Cerveza, No Trabajo” – straight from the cult movie "Born in East LA". An adjustable snap closure ensures that one size fits most.

High quality 100% cotton fabric made T-shirts from the high performance company S&S Cycles.
The left chest features an S&S logo and the back is adorned with a wild "Stroker Power" illustration.

Small selection of embroidered patches by Mooneyes.

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...

Ride back into the twenties! These special The Cyclery versions of vintage caps are exclusively manufactured for us by Sterkowski, a hat maker rich in tradition. It has that nostalgic look, color and finish which makes it a classic right from the start. The main part consists of cotton and has a viscose lining, visor and sweatband are made of leather. Characteristic ventilation eyelets and a decorative double cord round off the whole look. The Cyclery logo is fixed to the front.

"The Man with a Million Kilometers on Motorcycle"
He was a true Harley-Davidson legend throughout Latin America: Enrique Pontolillo hailed from the Peruvian capital Lima and for more than half of a century he ranked among the most famous personalities in the Harley-Davidson business worldwide and made history as the undisputed pioneer of far distance motorcycle travelling in South America. His distinctive passion for the Harley-Davidson marque, his successful work as an authorized dealer, his race victories, his spectacular journeys and last but not least his patriotism made him immortal. This book is a thrilling two wheeled time travel, starting at the beginning of the last century and ending in the 1970s. On 656 pages, illustrated with approx. 700 sensational photographies, illustrations, letters and period advertisments (partially in Spanish language) it represents the documentation of a remarkable man who lived an even more remarkable life.
Limited edition!