Tis the season of giving! This year give the gift of love for Adventure motorcycling. What could be a better gift than planting the seeds of motorcycling obsession in all your favorite tikes? You’ll thank yourself later when you’ve secured riding buddies for years to come! We’ve compiled a list of holiday gifts perfect for everyone on your list from the pint-sized ADV Addict to your inner child.

1. BMW R1200GS Adventure LEGO Replica – $59.99

Kids can explore the iconic BMW R1200GS Adventure Motorcycle with this authentic LEGO Technic replica. The 2-in-1 model includes a standard motorcycle configuration and hoverbike. It was developed in partnership with BMW and incorporates the R1200GS’ distinctive telelever front suspension, boxer engine and shaft drive. A free interactive, 3D digital LEGO Building Instructions app is also available online. (Ages 10 to 16)

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2. Playmobil Biker at Camp Play Set – $41.99

Introduce them to the joys of motorcycle camping early. Now they can settle down beneath the stars with cozy sleeping bag and tell stories around the campfire with the Biker at Camp play set. In the morning, roll up the tent and strap it to the back of the motorcycle. Ready to ride! (Ages 4-10)

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3. Honda Africa Twin Die Cast Model – $201.23

This large-scale motorcycle series model depicts the Honda CRF1000L Africa Twin. At 1:6 scale, this assembly kit captures the popular adventure bike’s most minute detail in every way. Highly detailed plastic pieces, metal shafts, moving suspension and screw-attached parts give the model a truly realistic feel. With it’s tricolor paint scheme and gold rims, it’s sure to wow the most discerning model or motorcycle enthusiast! (Ages 12 & Up)

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4. KTM Baby Pacifier – $12.99

Give them a taste for the Orange brand at an early age. The “KTM MINI PRO SILENCER SYSTEM” is based on the simple principle: Mouth open – pacifier in – peace and quiet (well sometimes at least). It’s made of high quality silicone and comes in a 2-pack. (Ages 3 months+)

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5. BMW R1200GS Kids Electric Motorcycle – $116.99

This 6V battery-powered ride-on motorcycle combines the sporty flair and sleek look of the BMW R1200GS adventure bike for kids. Rubber traction strips and sturdy support wheels offer better balance and performance as miniature motorists get their bearings. With a 2 miles per hour top speed, they’ll get their first of many exhilarating adventures to come on two wheels. Admit it, you wish you’d had one of these when you were a kid! (Ages 3 & Up)

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6. KTM 1190 Adventure Die Cast Model – $9.99

Instill a love of Big KTM Twins in the next generation of adventurer riders by getting them this lifelike 1:12 scale KTM 1190 Adventure. Wheels roll and steer. Made of die cast metal with some plastic parts. Approximate Dimensions: L-7, H-4.25, W-1.75 Inches. (Ages 14 & Up)

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7. 1st Gen KLR 650 Die Cast Model – $12.98

The Kawasaki KLR650 is a legendary adventure bike known for its utilitarian go anywhere capabilities. Get them started early dreaming of traveling the world on a motorcycle with this 1:18 scale model of a 2002 Kawasaki KLR 650 Motorcycle. Die cast with some PVC parts. Milk crate is sold separately! (Ages 6 & up)

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8. Ducati Hypercross Kids Electric Motorcycle – $399.99

The powerful 12-Volt Ducati Hypercross provides speed and thrills with a top speed of 5 mph, while still being easy to ride. Removable training wheels and a slow gear (2.5 mph) are included for younger drivers who still need a bit of practice. Young ADV Riders can pack the supplies they need for their adventures in a set of functional panniers and top box. A play toolkit can also be found within the main trunk, which includes screwdriver, hammer, wrench and ratchet. The wheels of the Ducati Hypercross are rubberized, allowing it to take on all types of terrain. (Ages 3-8)

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Author: Spencer Hill

“The Gear Dude” has been fueling his motorcycle addiction with adventure since first swinging his leg over a bike in 2010. Whether he’s exploring his own backyard in the Pacific Northwest or crisscrossing the United States, Spencer is always in search of scenic off-road routes, epic camping locations and the best gear possible. He began writing shortly after taking up two-wheel travel to share his experiences and offer insight with his extensive backpacking, camping and overland background.