Accessories for DUCATI Hypermotard 698 Mono

Accessories for the Ducati Hypermotard 698 Mono

The Ducati Hypermotard 698 Mono is a supermoto-style bike that feels at home on winding roads and makes sense for getting around town, too. The way you move on the bike and change direction shapes what is worth fitting. Rather than focusing on touring equipment, it is useful to look at your contact points, protection and the areas that affect how the bike feels when you ride. There is also room to consider the look of the rear end if that matters to you.

What riders usually fit to the Ducati Hypermotard 698 Mono

A ride through town asks different things of you from an afternoon linking bends. These accessory types are relevant to the Hypermotard across both sorts of riding:

• Protection: protectors help look after exposed parts of the bike. They are worth considering if your riding mixes low-speed manoeuvres in town with more involved rides on twisting roads.
• Handlebar accessories: your hands are central to steering and changing position on this bike. This category is a place to focus when you are thinking about how the controls feel through a series of bends.
• Footpegs: a key contact point when you shift your weight on the Hypermotard. They deserve thought if you want secure footing on a winding route without overlooking comfort on everyday journeys.
• Suspension: relevant if you want to pay closer attention to the bike's response on different road surfaces and through corners. Öhlins is among the accessory brands available for this model.
• Number plate holders: an option for changing the appearance of the rear, a prominent part of the Hypermotard's look. This is primarily a choice about the finish you want for the bike.
• Indicators: worth considering alongside changes to the front or rear. Clear signalling remains part of everyday riding, particularly when you are negotiating junctions and frequent turns in town.

Filters are also available for riders concentrating on maintenance. If you are deciding where to start, think about what stands out on your rides: your position on the bike, its response on bends or protection for regular use.