Motorbike Gift Ideas: 15 Gifts for Motorcyclists

Choose by rider and budget

Match the subject to something they enjoy, then choose the format. Check the live price on the artwork page before deciding; a larger size or frame changes the cost.

A starting point for your shortlist

Who is it for?	Start here	Budget or space check
A rider with a favourite road	Five road artworks	An unframed poster if they already have a suitable frame.
A race fan	Three racing scenes	Choose the image first; compare its available sizes.
A builder or bike-style enthusiast	Three motorcycle studies	A single study, or a pair if the wall has room.
Someone without wall space	Two mug ideas	Compare a mug with a small poster at current prices.
A couple or riding friend	Two shared-ride scenes	For a group collection, read the larger-gift advice.

Working to a firm limit? Read the under-£50 guide. For presentation, skip to framed prints and canvas.

Fifteen artworks to compare

These are existing artworks: choose the picture, then check the available product formats. The thumbnails show the artwork itself, not a mug or a framed-product mockup.

For a favourite road

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   1. Applecross Pass as a poster. The Bealach na Ba in one plate. For the rider who has done it, or the one still planning it.

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   2. Hardknott Pass as a poster. For someone who remembers taking a bike over this Lake District pass.

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   3. North Coast 500 as a poster. A stylised coastal-road scene inspired by the North Coast 500. Suits the tourer who plans in winter and rides in June.

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   4. Cat and Fiddle as a poster. The A537. A local landmark for anyone riding out of Manchester or the Peaks.

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   5. Snake Pass as a poster. The other Peak District classic. Pairs with Cat and Fiddle as a two-print set.

For a racing fan

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   6. The Mountain Course as a poster. An imagined island road-race scene climbing through stylised peaks, with cloud above and a steep drop below.

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   7. Coast Road Grand Prix as a poster. Vintage race-poster treatment. Good for a rider whose taste runs older than their bike.

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   8. Night Trophy as a poster. Endurance racing after dark. Deep colour, so it carries a large size well.

For the builder in the garage

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   9. The Cafe Racer, Study as a poster. A study of the style rather than a specific machine. For the builder in the garage.

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   10. The Adventure, Study as a poster. Same treatment, different discipline. Works as a pair or a set of four.

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   11. The Bobber, Study as a poster. Stripped-back and low. Suits a cruiser rider who finds road prints too polite.

For the desk or coffee stop

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   12. Kickstand and Coffee as a mug. The cafe stop, not the ride. A practical choice when they have more room for a mug than another picture.

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   13. The Ton as a mug. Ton-up culture in one image. A mug for the desk rather than a print for the wall.

For a shared ride

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   14. Two Up as a poster. For a couple who ride together. A shared subject for two riders, if it suits their home.

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   15. Last Orders as a poster. The end of a ride out. Quieter than the race prints, and better in a kitchen or hallway.

A gift ready for the wall

This is where most gifts land, and the step up is about presentation rather than picture. A bigger poster reads across a room instead of from arm's length. A canvas is stretched over a wooden frame and hangs straight out of the box. A framed poster sits behind plexiglass in a wood frame, black or natural wood, and saves the recipient choosing a separate frame. An unframed print leaves that choice to them.

When a family or group is contributing

Metal, a framed A2 and a framed canvas sit at the top. These are the sizes that work for a retirement, a milestone birthday or the end of a long tour, where several people are contributing and the piece is meant to be the thing anyone walking in notices first. Buy the size for the wall rather than for the occasion: a big print in a small hallway looks like an accident.

Using a photograph of their own bike

If you have a photograph of their own bike, print the original picture or try an optional art style in the Paint Shop. You must own the photo or have permission to reproduce and transform it. The bike photo guide helps you choose a suitable picture.

AI previews require email verification. You can create up to three successful watermarked previews per day, shown separately, then select the one you want before ordering. Direct printing does not require an AI transformation.

Two prints from the same series can work together if they have room for a pair. Check the available wall space and whether they would prefer one picture or a small arrangement.

Motorbike Christmas gifts

Every print is made when you order it, so December is about counting. Standard UK delivery is typically 4 to 9 working days from the order, and priority delivery, chosen at checkout, is 3 to 6. Weekends and bank holidays do not count. A standard order placed on a Monday can take until the Friday of the following week; with priority, until the Tuesday. Count back nine working days from the day you need it in your hands, or six with priority.

A print of their own bike needs one more step before that clock starts: finding the photograph without asking for it. A shot from their social media, a club page or a ride out you were both on will do, as long as you own it or have permission to use it. Print it as it is, or try a style in the Paint Shop first.

No photo? Hardknott Pass or North Coast 500 suits someone planning next year's rides over the winter, and Kickstand and Coffee as a mug fits a stocking. If the counting has already gone wrong, read last-minute motorbike gifts. Every print in the shop, sorted for a Christmas list, is on motorbike Christmas gifts.

By who you are buying for

Buying for a parent, partner or friend? Browse gifts for him, gifts for her, gifts for men, gifts for dad, gifts for bikers and gifts for motorbike lovers. For something made from their own photograph, start at personalised motorbike gifts.

When a print is a good fit

A print can suit someone who enjoys their bike or a favourite road and has somewhere to display it. If they have asked for specific equipment, that may be the better choice. Check their taste, available wall space and whether they would prefer to choose a frame themselves.

More gift guides

Narrowing it down: motorbike gifts under £50, last-minute motorbike gifts when time is short, and motorcycle wall art ideas if the wall is the problem rather than the person. For more help choosing, browse motorbike gift advice or gifts by recipient.

Written by Craig Fearn, Throttlefolio. Last updated 28 September 2026.