Accessories for TRIUMPH STREET TWIN

Accessories for the Triumph Street Twin’s classic look

The Triumph Street Twin combines classic roadster styling with everyday appeal, whether you ride across town or head out for a relaxed weekend on country roads. Useful additions should suit that balance: wind protection for longer journeys, comfortable controls for regular commuting and protective parts that do not overwhelm its retro appearance.

What riders usually fit to the Triumph Street Twin

• Screens: a worthwhile addition when your journeys extend beyond town, helping to deflect some of the airflow from your upper body. A modest screen can preserve the Street Twin’s classic outline while providing extra shelter on open roads and longer weekend rides.
• Levers: frequent clutch and brake use makes the feel of the controls particularly relevant on a daily commute. Lever shape affects how your fingers sit against them, so this is a practical area to focus on for a Street Twin used in stop-start traffic.
• Handlebars: changing the bars can alter hand position as well as the visual character of a retro roadster. For a mix of city riding and winding country lanes, a comfortable riding position deserves as much attention as the look you want to achieve.
• Crash bungs and bars: these can help limit damage in a stationary drop or low-speed fall, making them useful for urban parking and manoeuvring. Their visual impact matters on the Street Twin too, particularly if you want to keep your additions understated.
• Mirrors: a visible way to personalise the bike without changing its overall character. On a Street Twin shared between commuting duties and weekend outings, a useful rearward view should carry just as much weight as a finish that complements the classic styling.

For mostly urban riding, controls and protection are sensible priorities. When longer road journeys become more frequent, a screen may offer more practical value than purely cosmetic changes.