MC Editors’ Amazon Prime Day Picks

Check back here throughout the day to find the best deals on the best motorcycle gear and accessories unearthed by our crack team of bargain hunters.

Amazon Prime Day may be a made-up "holiday," but think of it as a digital version of Harbor Freight's notorious coupon inserts—but good for more than just cordless drills and socket sets—and it may, in fact, turn into something worth looking forward to each year.

Fingers crossed Amazon will one day offer discounts on tickets for Rocketboy Bezos’ spaceship (“The New Shepard”), though the conspicuously shaped rocket makes space travel appear a little too, shall we say, “threatening” to some of us. C’mon, Bezos.

And (shameless plug) remember to check out Motorcyclist's Amazon page throughout the year for some of our favorite pieces of kit: from EDC staples to helmets and bags.

Motorcyclists who ride well off the beaten path will likely appreciate this LifeStraw Personal Water Filter. Cheap and compact, this device functions as a straw—removing bacteria and parasites from natural water sources. It's said to provide a filtration life of 1,000 gallons so you can toss it into your gear bag and use it for years to come.

Watching MotorcyclistMag YouTube videos is a whole lot better when it's on the big screen instead of your tiny smartphone. Here's your chance to purchase a humungous 50-inch LED flat screen for under $300—shipped to your door in under two days. Buy a new TV, watch our motorcycle videos, be happy.

It's always nice to bump tunes when you arrive at your destination. And with this DOSS Touch Wireless Bluetooth V4.0 Portable Speaker now you can, without breaking the bank. Available in four colors, for under $24, this speaker box wirelessly connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth. Although a tad bulky to bring along with you during rides, this setup would be perfect for the garage during late-night wrench-spinning sessions.

These days most folks need portable juice to keep their gadgets running. With this RAVPower 16750 mAh Portable Charger you can stay charged when you're on the road. Small enough to fit in your pant pocket, this battery pack has the ability to refuel an iPhone 8 nearly six times. A pair of USB outputs charge up to two devices simultaneously.

GoPro's tiny Hero Session Black edition is a little camera that packs a punch. Although a few years old now, it's a solid performer that's easy to work, especially with GoPro's smartphone app. Its waterproof, rugged design lends itself perfectly to all riders, both on and off road. And for today, you can purchase it for less than $100.

A smart charger for your motorcycle battery is a must-have in every rider's garage. Today, you can purchase an NOCO Genius 750 battery charger for less than $23, shipped to your door if you're an Amazon Prime member. This compact charger ensures that your bike's battery will be ready to go whenever you are. Additionally, if you've got multiple bikes, you can opt for the more heavy-duty four-bank setup.

Save 54 percent on 1 gallon of Gojo hand cleaner with pumice. No garage is complete without one of these big orange jugs, but $30 always seems too expensive for, you know, hand soap. Stock up now while it's so cheap.

Save 29 percent on DeWalt's compact driver and impact driver kit. So portable and convenient, every tool box can use this bulletproof impact driver. Pneumatic impact wrenches are great for bigger, tougher jobs, but cordless models like the DeWalt are perfect for removing stubborn axle nuts and doing other small tasks.

Save $25 on DeWalt's 192-piece Mechanics Tool Set. With standard and metric sizes, the kit is a good place to start if you're looking to build out your home shop. If you've ever started a maintenance job on your bike and realized you didn't have the right tool, you'll know a complete tool set is invaluable.

Save 20 percent on a classic open-assist Kershaw pocketknife. With a 2.75-inch drop point blade, it's small enough to keep in a tank bag or jacket pocket. It's also cheap enough that if you lose it on the road, you won't be heartbroken.

Save 55 percent on a cold-weather riding base layer. Not that anyone wants to think about 35-degree morning commutes right now, but it doesn't hurt to stash it in the gear closet while the price is right. Two-layer construction of polyester and merino wool plus a slim fit mean it should fit nicely under a riding jacket.