Accessories for DUCATI HYPERMOTARD 1100 EVO

Accessories for the Ducati Hypermotard 1100 Evo

The Ducati Hypermotard 1100 Evo is a supermoto-style road bike that suits an active ride, whether you are heading across town or spending a day on winding roads. That mix of uses makes protection, riding position and straightforward upkeep more relevant than touring kit. Here you can explore accessories for the 2010–2012 bikes and focus on what makes sense for the way you ride yours.

What riders usually fit to the Ducati Hypermotard 1100 Evo

The most useful additions tend to address everyday manoeuvres, time spent in the bends and looking after the bike when the ride is over.

• Protectors: worth considering if your Hypermotard sees both busy streets and weekend rides. They can help shield parts of the bike from the consequences of a knock or a fall, without shifting the focus away from the bike's lively road use.
• Mirrors: make a difference when keeping track of traffic behind you, particularly on urban rides with frequent lane changes. As prominent parts of the bike, they also offer a way to shape its appearance without changing how you carry luggage or sit on it.
• Stands and supports: useful if you clean the bike after a ride or carry out routine maintenance at home. A stable position makes those jobs less awkward and gives you a more practical setup between trips to the hills.
• Exhausts: an option for riders who want a different sound from their Hypermotard. On a bike often enjoyed for its response through a series of bends, it is worth thinking about how that sound fits your riding, rather than judging the part on looks alone.
• Footpegs: affect where your feet rest and how you position yourself on the bike. If you spend a lot of time on winding roads, that contact point can matter when you settle into your preferred riding posture.

Filters are also available for riders who take an interest in routine upkeep. Whether most of your miles are in town or on weekend rides, the accessories you fit should reflect how you actually use the bike.