Accessories for DUCATI MULTISTRADA V4S

Accessories for the Ducati Multistrada V4 S

The Ducati Multistrada V4 S combines adventure-bike versatility with a clear appetite for road touring and winding routes. A day might involve motorway miles, mountain passes and a passenger on board, so useful additions should reflect that mix. Wind protection, comfortable contact points and protection during low-speed manoeuvres are sensible priorities for a bike used this way.

What riders usually fit to the Ducati Multistrada V4 S

• Screens: sustained motorway stretches make airflow management an important part of a touring setup. With the Multistrada’s upright riding position, screen height deserves attention: the aim is to reduce wind pressure on your upper body while keeping a clear, comfortable view of the road ahead.
• Protectors and crash bars: these can help limit damage from contact or a low-speed drop. They are particularly relevant when a touring day involves manoeuvring with luggage, squeezing into parking spaces or stopping on unfamiliar surfaces where placing your feet takes more care.
• Levers: lever shape and reach affect how your fingers meet the controls. That matters when a long road ride ends in town traffic, or when a mountain descent calls for repeated braking. Think about that contact with the gloves you actually wear on your trips.
• Footrests: secure, comfortable foot placement supports both long-distance riding and movement through a series of bends. For the Multistrada’s touring role, the footrest surface and its relationship with your riding boots deserve more attention than appearance alone, particularly on full days in the saddle.
• Phone mounts: keeping navigation directions in view is useful when exploring unfamiliar roads. Position the phone without obscuring the instruments or restricting handlebar movement, and set your route before moving off so you do not need to operate it while riding.

For longer journeys, start with wind management and the places where your body meets the bike. If loaded manoeuvres and frequent stops feature heavily in your riding, give protective accessories equal consideration.