Gears Canada covers the practical side of motorcycling, from carrying everyday essentials to managing cold weather and storing the bike. Its wider range includes luggage, heated clothing, rainwear, headwear and covers. Choose by the problem you need to solve, then check the dimensions, connections or fit of the individual item.
Carry what the journey needs
A tank bag keeps small items close to hand, while tail bags and saddlebags can move more of the load onto the motorcycle. Compare mounting arrangements as carefully as capacity. Check steering clearance, access to the fuel filler and the position of straps before setting off. Decide whether you need a bag that is easy to remove when you park.
Build a workable weather system
Headwear, rain layers and heated garments serve different purposes. A thin balaclava must sit comfortably beneath the helmet without changing its fit. For heated equipment, identify the specified power source, controller and compatible connectors before combining parts. Extra insulation and a waterproof outer layer may still be needed; do not assume one heated garment provides both.
Match a cover to the parked bike
Choose cover dimensions around the complete motorcycle, including any screen, luggage or other accessories. Check whether the cover is intended for your storage conditions and follow its fitting instructions, including precautions around hot components. The illustrations show three different product types rather than the limits of the Gears Canada range.
Explore more motorcycle luggage alongside your clothing choices.
Plan your carrying and layering setup
Bring your intended luggage measurements or existing heated-equipment details when visiting Moto Central, so we can help compare suitable options.
