In this category you will find articles covering motorcycle accessories for everyday riding and track use. This includes equipment, technical components, riding gear and practical upgrades for different purposes.
The list below brings together product presentations, new releases, technical details and information regarding features, specifications and availability. Covered topics may include helmets, protective clothing, luggage systems, electronic devices, suspension components and specialized add-on parts.
This section provides an overview of accessory developments and products related to functionality, comfort and customization in the motorcycle sector.
Motorcycling in midsummer places special demands on clothing. Italian manufacturer PMJ is launching the Sum Air Man and Sum Air Woman, two textile pants specifically developed for high temperatures that aim to bridge the gap between ventilation and protection.
The creditors’ meeting unanimously voted in favor of continuing the restructuring. Polo considers itself fully financed through year-end and remains open to an investor entry.
Dutch exhaust specialist Dr. Jekill & Mr. Hyde is launching the Forte, its first electronically adjustable exhaust system for Vespa scooters. Three sound modes, full street legal approval and control at the push of a handlebar button are designed to enhance the sound of the GTS and GTV models.
The Aventuro lineup from Touratech is expanding for 2026. The accessories specialist from Niedereschach presents three helmet models — the Aventuro Travel Carbon Graphite, the Aventuro Matrix PRO and the Aventuro PRO Carbon+ — featuring technical updates and new equipment details.
London-based company Beeline is rolling out a comprehensive software update for its compact motorcycle navigation device Moto II. The new features cover both the free base version and the paid Beeline Plus subscription.
The Insta360 GO 3S is now available as a special motorcycle bundle with a helmet-integrated mount and wind guard. The kit costs 349 euros and is set to be available worldwide from April 28, 2026.
Honda Motor Europe and French apparel specialist IXON have announced a strategic partnership. Starting in March 2027, a jointly developed collection of protective gear will be available exclusively through Honda dealers in Europe.
Insta360 launches a trade-in program in Europe offering credits of up to 112 euros for old cameras and smartphones when purchasing new Insta360 products.
Paaschburg & Wunderlich powered by Bihr becomes the exclusive European distribution partner for SCOTT motorsport goggles across eleven countries starting June 2026.
The HoverAir X1 ProMax shoots 8K video, flies fully autonomously, and weighs under 200 g. Our extensive hands-on test reveals why this tiny drone is a game-changer for motorcycle riders.
Italian gear manufacturer Dainese has been through turbulent years. CEO Angel Sanchez explains why he views the takeover by new investors as an opportunity for the company and what innovations are expected to hit the market in 2026.
Cardo launches the Packtalk-S and 4X-S, two integrated communication systems specifically developed for third-generation Shoei helmets. Both systems virtually disappear inside the helmet and offer an alternative to the existing Sena SRL03.
James Bond rides a custom-built Triumph TF 250-X with a flamethrower in the new video game 007 First Light. The partnership builds on their shared history from the Bond film No Time To Die.
South Korean helmet manufacturer HJC expands its Marvel collection with the RPHA 12 Anti-Venom II. The new design is based on the Anti-Venom character and costs 649.90 euros (approximately 748 US dollars).
HJC RPHA 1 V2 Carbon at 1,400 g, FIM-02 certification, and titanium double-D buckle. From 749.90 euros, replica designs from 999.90 euros.
Suzuki is offering new aftermarket graphics kits for the GSX-S1000 and GSX-8S. The wraps in red, black, and silver are available through authorized dealers and can also be fitted to existing models.
French motorcycle workshop FCR Original has unveiled the “Escape” conversion for the Triumph Scrambler 400. The result is a street-legal yet off-road-capable machine that stands apart from the stock model in both looks and capability.
The Japanese helmet manufacturer expands its online presence and offers a first-ever look inside its production facility through a dedicated video series. New tutorials and a packed event calendar round out the program.
Bridgestone commissions a state-of-the-art driving simulator. The DiM500 is set to accelerate tyre development, reduce physical prototypes and deepen collaboration with vehicle manufacturers.
The Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 Phantom by Cooperb Motorcycles offers rally suspension, 23-liter tank and HP Corse exhaust for serious off-road adventure.
