Accessories for MOTO MORINI Scrambler 1200

Accessories for the Moto Morini Scrambler 1200

The Moto Morini Scrambler 1200 has the character of a scrambler: a bike you might take through town during the week and along smaller roads when there is time to enjoy the ride. Those different journeys put the riding position, your view of surrounding traffic and everyday controls in focus. Rather than treating every accessory as a styling choice, it is worth thinking about what you notice while filtering through town, turning at low speed or settling into a series of bends.

What riders usually fit to the Moto Morini Scrambler 1200

The accessory types available for this bike cover both the parts you use constantly and smaller visible details. Where you ride most often gives each of them a different purpose:

• Handlebars: their shape affects where your hands sit and how your arms feel on the bike. That matters if your Scrambler 1200 has to work for city manoeuvres as well as longer stretches of winding road.
• Mirrors: a clear view behind you is useful when changing lanes in town or keeping track of traffic on an open road. They also have a noticeable effect on the bike’s uncluttered scrambler outline.
• Brakes: this is an area worth considering if your usual rides switch between stop-start streets and repeated bends. Think about the demands of those journeys rather than choosing a part solely for its appearance.
• Covers and caps: these small, exposed details can change how the area around the bars looks. On a scrambler, where visible components are part of the overall impression, they offer a more restrained way to attend to the finish.
• Filters: they belong to the maintenance side of riding, whether the bike is used for regular trips across town or occasional days out. Their role is different from changing the riding position or the look of the bike.

Rizoma, Braking and Sprint Filter are among the accessory brands available for this model. A useful starting point is the part of the ride you want to address: your position, your view of traffic or the components involved in regular use.