Accessories for DUCATI MULTISTRADA 1200 PIKES PEAK

Accessories for the Ducati Multistrada 1200 Pikes Peak

The Ducati Multistrada 1200 Pikes Peak brings a sporty road-riding focus to the adventure-tourer format. Its usual territory ranges from winding weekend routes to longer touring trips, so useful accessories need to serve both kinds of riding. Your contact with the controls, your riding position and protection against everyday knocks are sensible starting points, with navigation becoming more important as you venture further from familiar roads.

What riders usually fit to the Ducati Multistrada 1200 Pikes Peak

• Levers: Brake and clutch operation are central to a day on twisting roads, but frequent use through towns also matters on a touring route. The way your fingers reach and rest on the levers deserves attention when you spend hours riding.
• Handlebars: Hand position helps shape your posture over a long day. For the Multistrada’s mix of touring and spirited road riding, the aim is a comfortable reach that still leaves you feeling in control when the road becomes more demanding.
• Protectors: These help limit damage from knocks or falls. Their role extends beyond sporty riding: touring brings unfamiliar parking areas, repeated stops and low-speed manoeuvres, all situations where protection can prove useful even after an otherwise uneventful day.
• Phone mounts: A mount keeps your phone secured when using it for navigation. That is particularly useful on trips linking rural roads with unfamiliar towns. Set your route before departure and stop somewhere suitable before making changes to the itinerary.
• Mirrors: A useful rearward view matters when your journey switches between bends, motorway stretches and urban traffic. Mirrors support awareness of approaching vehicles as you prepare to overtake or change lanes, rather than serving only as a styling detail.

For shorter, corner-focused rides, pay attention to the controls and riding position first. On longer trips, think about how that position feels over time and how you will follow unfamiliar routes.