The Alcan was made for the archetype ADV bike—the big BMW 12000/1250 GS range, but it works just as well on big KTM, Africa Twins, and pretty much any big bike with factory or aftermarket handguards in place*.
At 12 inches deep, the Alcans completely protect the rider’s hands and forearms, even in sleet or heavy rain conditions. Best suited for rain-or-shine commutes, or longer, multi-day rides where weather can change quickly.
These Hand Covers install in seconds and allow you to say goodbye to frozen digits as you cheat the weather to pick up a couple extra months of comfortable “off-season” riding.
For bikes with integrated turn signals, check out the Alcan (Clear Front Panel) model, which features a clear window for turn signal visibility while keeping your hands warm and dry.
- At 12" depth - this is the biggest of the Hippo Hands lineup
- Neoprene cuff to seal out wind and rain
- Plush quilted interior with enough structure it won’t collapse at high speeds
- Front and side 3M retroreflective reflective panels for higher visibility in low light situations.
- Best fit BMW GS 1200/1250, KTM 1290, Africa Twin and comparable big adventure bikes.
- Hand/brush guards are required for proper fitment and safety. Hippo Hands go on and off in seconds and never require tools or hardware.
- The soft inner paneling attaches to corresponding Velcro straps (included), which attach to handguards secure fitment.
- No Handguards? No Problem. Check out the new Hippo Hands Bar-End Adapters
- Sold in pairs

Hippo Hands has a three different models that fit a range of bikes. The Alcan, optimized for BMW GS bikes and the like, is the deepest in the range, with a full 12 inches of coverage going all the way up the rider’s forearm, and now featuring a gasket to go around the rider's sleeve/cuff.
The slightly smaller Rogue model by comparison is just slightly smaller, offering 10.5 inches of hand-swallowing depth, and may be slightly better suited for riders who spend a lot of time on their pegs and working through a rider range of motion.
The smallest and most minimal of the lineup is the Backcountry model, which is shallower at 9-inches-deep than its bigger brothers is best suited for naked standard bikes, such as the Ducati Scramber, or lighter-weight dirt bikes, where the rider will be moving around the bike to keep control of their bike on a trail.
The Alcan was made for the archetype ADV bike—the big BMW 12000/1250 GS range, but it works just as well on big KTM, Africa Twins, and pretty much any big bike with factory or aftermarket handguards in place*.
At 12 inches deep, the Alcans completely protect the rider’s hands and forearms, even in sleet or heavy rain conditions. Best suited for rain-or-shine commutes, or longer, multi-day rides where weather can change quickly.
These Hand Covers install in seconds and allow you to say goodbye to frozen digits as you cheat the weather to pick up a couple extra months of comfortable “off-season” riding.
For bikes with integrated turn signals, check out the Alcan (Clear Front Panel) model, which features a clear window for turn signal visibility while keeping your hands warm and dry.
- At 12" depth - this is the biggest of the Hippo Hands lineup
- Neoprene cuff to seal out wind and rain
- Plush quilted interior with enough structure it won’t collapse at high speeds
- Front and side 3M retroreflective reflective panels for higher visibility in low light situations.
- Best fit BMW GS 1200/1250, KTM 1290, Africa Twin and comparable big adventure bikes.
- Hand/brush guards are required for proper fitment and safety. Hippo Hands go on and off in seconds and never require tools or hardware.
- The soft inner paneling attaches to corresponding Velcro straps (included), which attach to handguards secure fitment.
- No Handguards? No Problem. Check out the new Hippo Hands Bar-End Adapters
- Sold in pairs

Hippo Hands has a three different models that fit a range of bikes. The Alcan, optimized for BMW GS bikes and the like, is the deepest in the range, with a full 12 inches of coverage going all the way up the rider’s forearm, and now featuring a gasket to go around the rider's sleeve/cuff.
The slightly smaller Rogue model by comparison is just slightly smaller, offering 10.5 inches of hand-swallowing depth, and may be slightly better suited for riders who spend a lot of time on their pegs and working through a rider range of motion.
The smallest and most minimal of the lineup is the Backcountry model, which is shallower at 9-inches-deep than its bigger brothers is best suited for naked standard bikes, such as the Ducati Scramber, or lighter-weight dirt bikes, where the rider will be moving around the bike to keep control of their bike on a trail.
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Hippo Hands Alcan - Max Coverage Motorcycle Hand Covers
