Accessories for YAMAHA MT-07 MOTO CAGE

Accessories for the Yamaha MT-07 Moto Cage

The Yamaha MT-07 Moto Cage is a naked bike suited to weekday urban riding and weekend outings on winding roads. Those two uses put the focus on different things: comfortable controls during repeated stops, protection for exposed areas and less wind pressure once the road opens up. A useful accessory setup starts with how much of your riding takes place in town and how often you head further afield.

What riders usually fit to the Yamaha MT-07 Moto Cage

• Handlebars and levers: help tailor the riding position and control layout. Frequent braking and clutch use make lever reach particularly relevant in traffic, while longer stretches on twisty roads bring arm and wrist position into focus. Think of the controls as a connected setup rather than separate finishing touches.
• Protectors and crash protection: help limit damage to the areas they cover if the bike falls. On a naked used for everyday journeys, this is worth considering around exposed components, especially when your routine involves tight parking spaces and low-speed manoeuvres.
• Screens: redirect some of the airflow reaching the rider. They become more useful when a short urban commute turns into regular dual-carriageway riding or longer weekend routes, where sustained wind exposure matters more than it does between traffic lights.
• Footrests: support your feet and contribute to the overall riding position. For winding-road outings, a comfortable, defined foothold complements your handlebar setup; if the Moto Cage also handles longer journeys, consider how your leg position feels over time.
• Number plate holders: offer a way to personalise the rear-end appearance, a noticeable part of a naked bike’s outline. They suit a road-focused Moto Cage build where the aim is to refine its everyday look rather than add touring equipment.