Accessories for Malaguti Crosser 50 CR1

Accessories for the Malaguti Crosser 50 CR1

Short rides can involve a surprising amount of riding: pulling away, stopping, turning and keeping an eye on traffic behind you. For a Malaguti Crosser 50 CR1 used on local journeys, those everyday actions are a useful way to think about accessories. Brakes, levers and mirrors are not about carrying more or changing the bike’s appearance; they are the parts you rely on when controlling it and watching the road around you. What matters most will depend on where you ride and which of those actions you repeat most often.

What riders usually fit to the Malaguti Crosser 50 CR1

The accessory types available here address different moments in a ride, from the first junction to the last turn home:

• Brakes: on routes with repeated stops, roundabouts or busy junctions, familiar braking response makes it easier to judge how you slow down. If your Crosser 50 CR1 spends much of its time on short local trips, this is a sensible area to consider when a part needs attention.
• Levers: your hands meet the controls every time you ride, particularly when you are manoeuvring at low speed. A lever’s feel can matter on a commute with frequent turns and stops. Think about how you reach and operate the controls from your usual riding position.
• Mirrors: seeing what is approaching from behind helps before a turn or a change of direction. In town traffic, they are especially useful for keeping track of nearby vehicles while your main attention remains on the road ahead.

These are three small areas of the bike, but they serve different purposes. A ride through busy streets may put stopping and rearward visibility at the front of your mind; a quieter local route may draw more attention to the feel of the controls. Start with the way you actually use your Malaguti Crosser 50 CR1, then focus on the part that addresses that need.