Accessories for SUZUKI INAZUMA

Accessories for the Suzuki Inazuma

The Suzuki Inazuma is a naked bike suited to everyday commuting and relaxed road rides. Those two uses call for slightly different priorities: town riding puts the focus on comfortable controls and low-speed protection, while longer journeys make wind protection more relevant. Choosing accessories around your regular routes helps you decide which changes will make a useful difference to your time on the bike.

What riders usually fit to the Suzuki Inazuma

• Windscreens: a useful addition when your commute includes faster roads or you take the Inazuma out for longer weekend rides. A screen helps redirect airflow away from your upper body, addressing the wind exposure that comes with riding a naked bike.
• Crash bobbins and crash bars: designed to help limit damage to the areas they protect in a stationary drop or low-speed fall. For an Inazuma used every day, that makes them particularly relevant when parking or manoeuvring through a confined space.
• Levers and handlebars: these let you tailor the control area and riding position. On a town commute with frequent junctions and traffic lights, a comfortable reach to the levers and a natural wrist position matter more than a purely cosmetic change.
• Mirrors: useful rearward visibility deserves priority on busy urban routes. Mirror shape and positioning should give you a clear view of following traffic rather than mostly reflecting your arms, especially when your daily journey involves lane changes and frequent turns.
• Phone mounts: handy for navigation to unfamiliar addresses during the week or along a new route at the weekend. Position the mount so it leaves the instruments visible and does not restrict steering movement, and set your destination before riding.

For an Inazuma that handles both commuting and leisure rides, tackle the part of the journey you find least comfortable first. Wind protection and control ergonomics serve a different purpose from changes made mainly for appearance.