Accessories for TRIUMPH SCRAMBLER

Accessories for the Triumph Scrambler

The Triumph Scrambler brings classic scrambler style to everyday journeys and relaxed rides along country roads. The most useful additions depend on how you spend your time on it: filtering through town, heading out on open roads or carrying enough for a weekend away. Controls, wind protection and luggage each address a different part of that riding, so there is no need to change everything at once.

What riders usually fit to the Triumph Scrambler

• Levers: commuting on a Scrambler means frequent use of the clutch and front brake in stop-start traffic. A lever shape and reach suited to your hands can make those repeated movements more comfortable on the daily ride.
• Handlebars: the position of your hands matters when town riding gives way to a longer afternoon on country roads. Handlebar choice affects how you hold your arms and back, making this a riding-position decision as much as a styling one.
• Screens: spending more time on open roads makes wind pressure more noticeable. A screen can divert some airflow away from your upper body, adding useful shelter to the classic-looking Scrambler without making luggage or a full touring setup your priority.
• Mirrors: a useful view behind matters when working through urban traffic. Mirrors also form a noticeable part of the Scrambler's handlebar outline, so their shape has a visual role alongside their everyday purpose.
• Panniers: for commuting or a weekend away, luggage lets the bike carry your belongings rather than leaving them on your back. This becomes particularly useful when a short local journey turns into a longer day out.

Triumph Scrambler versions: 2006-2013 and 2014-2016

The Triumph Scrambler has changed over the years, so you should not assume every accessory fits both the 2006-2013 and 2014-2016 versions. Choose your bike's year on this page to see only the parts that fit yours.