Accessories for ROYAL ENFIELD GUERRILLA 450

Accessories for the Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450

The Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 is a road-going naked suited to everyday journeys and weekend rides. For a bike used across town and out on winding roads, useful additions address different needs: protection during low-speed mishaps, less wind on longer stretches and controls that feel comfortable in regular use.

What riders usually fit to the Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450

• Screens: The Guerrilla 450's naked layout leaves you exposed to the airflow once you head beyond town. A screen helps deflect some of that air away from your upper body, making it a worthwhile addition when longer open-road stretches feature in your rides.
• Protectors, crash bungs and crash bars: Daily urban riding means parking, tight turns and plenty of low-speed manoeuvring. Protection is worth considering for those moments when balance is lost at a standstill, helping shield the areas covered rather than changing how the bike rides.
• Handlebars and levers: The relationship between the bars, levers and your hands matters when a weekday commute involves frequent braking and clutch work. On weekend rides, it also shapes your riding position, making these parts worth considering before focusing on cosmetic changes.
• Number plate holders: A more discreet plate holder can give the Guerrilla 450 a cleaner-looking rear end. It suits a roadster build focused on a pared-back appearance, with the emphasis on visual detail rather than wind protection or protection against a drop.
• Phone mounts: These are useful when your Guerrilla 450 takes you to unfamiliar addresses around town or along a new weekend route. A mount keeps navigation visible without relying on a phone tucked in a pocket; set your destination before you ride away.