The Adjust-A-Strap, 6-in-1 Adjustable Bungee contains six openings that allow the strap to adjust and meet the desired length of the user. It also features molded nylon hooks that won’t scratch paint or mark your motorsickle.

Strong, versatile and definitely no wuss. These bungee cords feature sturdy fixed nylon end hooks that won’t scratch or gouge your motorcycle.

The most versatile cord you’ll ever use! Featuring a nylon hook on one end and a molded loop on the other. Useful in a wide variety of tie down applications.

Fine blankets with North-American native designs which are manufactured from pure virgin wool. The material and workmanship make them suitable for all circumstances, be it as a cloak, sleeping pad, picknick blanket or sofatop in your biker home.

Tent … or no tent … With the Duluth Pack bedroll, that’s not even a question, because it is the perfect compromise when you’re out with your bike, and spontaneously want to sleep under the stars. In the warmer seasons it gets you a plus of comfort and in colder weather an extra dose of warmth and protection. Cold and dew are kept away from your sleeping bag or your woollen blanket to keep you dry in your sleep. The Duluth bedroll is made of a heavy, sturdily hemmed canvas, and can be rolled up and fixed to your bike with two straps of high quality leather. The three-layer structure divides the Duluth bedroll into two chambers. The bottom chamber can accommodate a foam or inflatable mattress for more comfort, while the upper chamber has enough room for your sleeping bag and yourself. For easy entry and/or exit there are two YKK zippers installed along the length of the bedroll. It’s possible to open the top chamber on both sides for more comfort. A zippered pocket is sewn in at the head end. Keep your valuables in it or stuff a sweater in for a comfy pillow.

Still want to go with a tent?

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

Life is good on a Dehen blanket.
There are people thrashing their half a century old vintage motorcycles, worth many thousands of euros, through downtown traffic on a Saturday night. It seems, there are some things that just want to be used as often as possible and don’t want to live in a museum.

Future owners of our “GoWest!” woollen blankets may be in for the same urges: this heavy quality Dehen blanket is actually built from two blankets, connected with sturdy edging all round. On the blanket is residing a monumental sidewinder snake (crotalus cerastes) paying homage to W&W’s catalog. It is cut from fine wool felt and carefully embroidered onto the blanket. Thanks to the double-layer construction the technical reverse side of the snake is invisible as it should be. You can’t make a better or more exclusive blanket – that’s why this rare viper is limited to a run of 25.

As we use our motto of “We ride what we sell!” on anything we make, we took a one-off prototype to Sweden for the A-Bombers event. Our respect for the beautifully crafted textile soon turned into affection, when we used it as a comfortable and tough base for our trackside picnics. The woollen fabric feels reassuringly solid and exudes good vibes right away. In short: this blanket is for life.

No wonder, as it is crafted from 24oz Melton wool (named after the small town of Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, UK). We use an extra heavy version of this jersey knit from a worsted yarn (steam treated for toughness). Melton wool is used on classic military and navy garments due to its wind and water repellent properties. Weather resistant, and battle hardened, this seemed like the right choice for a tough and reliable companion to all kinds of outdoor adventures. Using it as intended in the Great Outdoors will give it character over the years.

For this blanket, Dehen, fine makers of woollen sweaters, located in Portland, Oregon, teamed up with their neighbours Pendleton Woollen Mills. Which makes it pretty clear that this is the perfect companion for the road of your life.