Accessories for DUCATI HYPERSTRADA

Accessories for the Ducati Hyperstrada

The Ducati Hyperstrada brings supermoto character to road touring. It suits twisty-road rides, weekend trips and everyday journeys, so its accessories need to balance wind protection with comfortable controls and protection for regular use. A useful starting point is how you divide your riding between town, winding roads and longer motorway stretches.

What riders usually fit to the Ducati Hyperstrada

• Screens: A screen helps divert airflow away from your upper body on the motorway stretches that link favourite riding roads. For a Hyperstrada used on weekend tours, coverage matters, but so does keeping a clear view ahead from your normal riding position.
• Protectors: Town riding and parking during a trip bring different concerns from an open stretch of bends. Protective parts can help reduce damage to the areas they cover in a stationary drop or minor slide, making them useful on a Hyperstrada that also handles daily duties.
• Levers: Lever shape and reach influence how comfortably you work the brake and clutch. On the Hyperstrada, that matters both when braking for successive bends and when repeatedly using the clutch in traffic, especially if your route combines town and country roads.
• Handlebars: The relationship between the bars, your arms and your back matters on a bike used for both lively rides and longer days out. A suitable riding position should let you stay relaxed on motorway links while keeping the controls comfortably within reach on winding sections.
• Phone mounts: Navigation is particularly useful when a weekend ride takes you onto unfamiliar roads. A mount keeps directions in view, but its position on the Hyperstrada should leave the instruments visible and the handlebars free to turn. Set your route before heading off.

For regular weekend touring, wind coverage and riding position deserve priority. If your Hyperstrada spends more time in town, protection and comfortable operation of the controls become more important.