My motorcycle glove storage method

How do you all store your motorcycle gloves?
Do you just leave them stuffed in your helmet, or shoved in a drawer as-is?

Gear is carefully maintained when first purchased, but over time it tends to get neglected, doesn’t it?
It would be nice to keep your precious gear clean and well-organized with a bit of care and affection.
As the seasons change…

When you know you won’t be using certain gloves for a while, the first thing to do is what I introduced the other day.


Shoe dryer, deodorizer, shoe deodorizer dryer, shoe dryer to thoroughly deodorize and dry them.

This item works on gloves, helmets, and boots too, so it’s incredibly convenient.


Before touring or heading out on a cold morning,

“the inside of your boots gets toasty warm” & dry and smooth—it feels amazing.
Here’s the introduction video from the other day. For reference.
I store my motorcycle gloves and leather gloves using a glove hanger.

Amazon → Golf glove hanger
*I think this is sold individually. You’ll need 2 for both hands. *Please verify.
Summer punching gloves. This size works just right.
When putting the hanger on, I find it easier to start with the “middle finger.”
With racing gloves, the hook is almost completely hidden. You could fold it or extend it with a carabiner or something.
There are also glove hangers with carabiners attached, but since the length varies with each glove, it’s best to check the actual fit.

Carabiners and sets are a good deal… It’s scary… Amazon.
It works for winter gloves too.

If you don’t mind, you can fold them like this for storage.

*I fold mine for storage.

I think it’s good to keep your gear clean and take care of it.

Riding a motorcycle means you need to get all sorts of gear and equipment—gloves, helmet, jacket, and boots.

At first when you buy it, you’re all “It’s precious! So shiny! Let me polish it!” but over time… it tends to get neglected.

Taking care of each piece little by little and keeping it clean has its own charm, and you’ll get longer use out of it.

For your reference.

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