Accessories for TRIUMPH SPEED TRIPLE 1050 S

Accessories for the Triumph Speed Triple 1050 S

Sporty road riding is a natural fit for the Triumph Speed Triple 1050 S, but this naked bike also lends itself to the daily commute. Useful additions depend on where you spend your time: motorway links make wind protection worthwhile, while town traffic and twisting routes put the focus on protection and comfort at the controls.

What riders usually fit to the Triumph Speed Triple 1050 S

• Screens: Wind exposure is part of riding a naked bike, particularly on faster roads. A screen helps take some pressure off your upper body, making it a practical addition when a favourite stretch of bends is a long motorway ride away.
• Protectors and crash bars: A Speed Triple used around town faces plenty of parking manoeuvres and low-speed riding. These accessories help limit damage to the areas they protect if the bike tips over, rather than changing how it feels on a weekend ride.
• Levers: Brake and clutch operation matters in stop-start traffic as well as on winding roads. Levers are worth considering when refining comfort at the controls, especially if your Speed Triple has to cover both weekday commuting and longer Sunday outings.
• Footrests: Secure foot support matters when moving with the bike through a series of bends. Footrests deserve attention as part of your riding position, with comfort on the connecting roads just as relevant as support through the twistier sections.
• Number plate holders: A tidier rear end suits the Speed Triple 1050 S's sporty naked styling. This is a visual change rather than a comfort upgrade, making it a different priority from reducing wind pressure on longer journeys.

For a mix of commuting and weekend rides, a sporty appearance need not lead every decision. Wind protection and a comfortable riding position can make more sense for regular mileage.