Accessories for CAGIVA RAPTOR 125

Accessories for the Cagiva Raptor 125

City journeys and outings on winding roads call for slightly different priorities when equipping the Cagiva Raptor 125. As a naked bike, it makes a screen worth considering for time spent on open roads, while protection and a comfortable riding position matter during everyday urban use. Start with the riding you do most often, rather than treating every accessory as equally important.

What riders usually fit to the Cagiva Raptor 125

• Screens: A screen helps divert some of the airflow you meet on a naked bike. On a Raptor 125 used for both commuting and weekend rides, it becomes particularly relevant when your journeys take you beyond town streets and onto longer stretches of open road.
• Protectors: Daily town riding involves parking, pushing the bike into spaces and manoeuvring at low speed. Protectors can help limit damage to the areas they cover from minor knocks or stationary drops, making them a practical consideration for a Raptor that sees regular urban use.
• Handlebars: Hand position affects the way your arms and wrists feel throughout a ride. For this naked bike, the aim is a riding position that stays comfortable through stop-start traffic while allowing natural steering inputs when you head out onto twisting roads.
• Covers and blankets: A cover is useful when your Raptor spends time parked between journeys, helping keep dirt off while it is not being ridden. That is worth considering whether it waits for the next weekday commute or stays parked until your next weekend outing.

For mainly urban riding, give protection and riding comfort priority. If open-road miles make up a regular part of your week, put more emphasis on wind protection.