Honda: all models and compatible accessories
Honda accessoriesmodel by model
From the Africa Twin to the CB500X, from the Transalp to the X-ADV: on Honda, the catalog is as broad as the range. The critical point here is not the generation but the variant - the standard Africa Twin and Adventure Sports have different tanks and subframes, and the pannier racks are not interchangeable.
This is the distinction that matters most on Honda. The Adventure Sports has a larger tank, its own subframe and windscreen: panniers, racks, and protection differ, while handguards, mirrors, and handlebar accessories are shared. Before buying, check which of the two you have.
The models we cover
CRF1100L Africa Twin
since 2020The quintessential Japanese maxi enduro, with a 1,084 cc parallel twin and optional DCT transmission. The Honda model with the most accessories after the CB500X.
1,084 cc102 hp32 accessories
CRF1100L Adventure Sports
since 202024.8-liter tank, long-travel suspension, and a larger windscreen. The pannier racks and protection are specific to this model, not the standard version.
1,084 cc24.8 liters19 accessories
CRF1000L Africa Twin
2016-2019The generation that brought the Africa Twin name back to the market. A widely used model, with accessories still fully available.
998 cc95 hp30 accessories
CRF1000L Adventure Sports
2018-2019The long-distance version of the first Africa Twin, with a 24.2-liter tank. Dedicated mounting points for luggage and protection.
998 cc24.2 liters12 accessories
XL750 Transalp
since 2023The return of a historic name on a 92-hp mid-size bike, light and with a 21-inch front wheel. A young catalog, but growing rapidly.
755 cc92 hp19 accessories
CB500X
since 2013Italy's best-selling A2 crossover, and the Honda model for which we have the most accessories overall: 50 items covering protection, luggage, and ergonomics.
471 cc47 hp50 accessories
CB400X
since 2013The smaller sister of the CB500X, for markets with an engine-capacity limit. Many accessories are shared with the 500, but not all.
399 cc46 hp13 accessories
NC 750 X
since 2014The storage compartment replaces the tank, with scooter-like fuel consumption. Used for commuting, it needs luggage and protection more than ergonomic accessories.
745 cc58 hp27 accessories
X-ADV 750
since 2017Half scooter and half enduro, with DCT transmission and spoked wheels. Luggage and protection follow the logic of a motorcycle, not a scooter.
745 cc58 hp18 accessories
Gold Wing GL1800
since 2001The quintessential grand tourer, with a six-cylinder boxer engine. Newly launched catalog, focused on lighting and protection.
1,833 cc6 cylinders3 accessories
CB 1000 R
from 2008The large-displacement naked bike, styled as a neo sports café model since 2018. Engine cover protection and frame sliders are the purchases that matter.
998 cc145 hp6 accessories
CB 1000
CB rangeEngine protection and accessories shared with the large-displacement CB family. Essential catalog.
naked2 accessories
CB 650 R
from 2019The mid-displacement four-cylinder. Few accessories in the catalog, all dedicated to fall protection.
649 cc95 hp4 accessories
CBR 600 RR
from 2003The most widely used mid-displacement supersport on the track. Twenty-one accessories, almost all for slide protection.
599 cctrack21 accessories
CBR 600 F
the 1990s and 2011-2013The sport tourer that set the standard. Engine cover protectors and frame sliders for the generations still in circulation.
599 ccsport touring6 accessories
CBR 250 R
from 2011The small sport bike for an A2 license. Nine accessories, mainly protection and license plate holders.
249 ccA29 accessories
CBR 125 R
from 2004The 125 sport bike for first-time riders. A minimal catalog focused on essential protection.
125 ccfirst bike1 accessory
What changes from one Honda to another
With Honda, the trap is not the generation but the variant. Standard Africa Twin and Adventure Sports, CB500X and CB400X, NC 750 X and X-ADV share the engine but not the mounting points: the tank, rear subframe, and lateral dimensions change, and so do the pannier racks, engine guards, and auxiliary light brackets.
Handguards, mirrors, tank bags with a mounting ring, and electrical accessories, on the other hand, are almost always compatible, because they depend on the handlebar or battery, not the mounting points.
For the same reason, we keep the two Africa Twin generations separate, the 1000 from 2016 and the 1100 from 2020: the frame is different, and much of the luggage cannot be transferred from one to the other.
Frequently asked questions
Do standard Africa Twin accessories fit the Adventure Sports?
Partly. Handguards, mirrors, and handlebar accessories do; pannier racks, tank protection, and engine guards do not, because the Adventure Sports has a larger tank and its own subframe.
Do the CRF1000L and CRF1100L share accessories?
Very few. Between 2019 and 2020, Honda changed the frame and bodywork: the luggage and protection accessories for the 1000 mostly do not fit the 1100.
Do CB500X accessories fit the CB400X?
Many of them are, because the two bikes share their chassis and bodywork. However, the code must always be checked, especially for engine guards and pannier racks.
Which Honda is easiest to equip?
The CB500X, without a doubt: 50 accessories in the catalog, more than any other Honda, and affordable prices because the market has been mature for years.
My Honda model isn’t listed
We also carry accessories for models without a dedicated collection, such as the XR 650 R, CBR 1000 RR, and the Hornet range. Write to us with the model and registration year, and we’ll check what fits according to the manufacturer’s code.