Accessories for DUCATI SCRAMBLER SIXTY2

Accessories for the Ducati Scrambler Sixty2

Retro styling is part of the Ducati Scrambler Sixty2's appeal, but the accessories you fit should also reflect where you ride. Town commuting puts the focus on riding position, controls and protection during everyday manoeuvres. Weekend outings on winding roads bring wind protection into the picture, so a useful setup starts with the balance between your weekday journeys and your leisure rides.

What riders usually fit to the Ducati Scrambler Sixty2

• Handlebars: Bar position influences the way you hold your arms and back, making this a meaningful change on a Sixty2 used for both commuting and country roads. Think of the handlebars as part of your riding position rather than just a way to alter its retro appearance.
• Levers: Repeated braking and clutch use are part of stop-start town riding. Lever shape affects how your fingers meet the controls, giving these parts a practical role on a daily-use Sixty2 that goes beyond matching the finish of the handlebar area.
• Crash bungs and bars: Parking and low-speed manoeuvres are regular features of urban use. These accessories can help limit damage if the bike tips over, while their visual presence is worth considering if you want to retain the Scrambler's uncluttered look.
• Screens: A screen can redirect some of the airflow away from your upper body when journeys extend beyond town. It makes particular sense for a Sixty2 used for longer weekend road rides, where wind exposure becomes more noticeable than on short trips between local streets.
• Mirrors and number plate holders: Both offer a way to personalise visible parts of the Sixty2. Mirrors also provide a view of following traffic during the commute, while a different number plate holder changes the rear-end finish and can complement the bike's retro character.