The motorcycle accessory brands we carry
Endurrad does not carry everything that exists: it carries ten brands chosen because they have a public, verifiable compatibility chart, replacement mounting hardware that can still be sourced years later, and support that responds when a part is missing. These are the three requirements that separate an accessory that fits from one that almost fits. Here you can find out who they are, what they make, and what type of motorcycle it makes sense to install them on.
BarkbustersAustralia · protectionTwo-point handguards: an aluminum bar plus shell, with a model-specific mounting kit. The standard for serious off-road riding.
ChigeeOn-board electronicsSmart displays with CarPlay, Android Auto, and an integrated dashcam, designed to remain readable in direct sunlight.
Click'n'RideEnduro · visibilityQuick-release turn signals: remove them before going off-road and put them back on in a second, without tools.
DENALIUnited States · lightingLED auxiliary lights, SoundBomb horns, and CANsmart controllers that communicate with the stock control unit and can be operated using the original buttons.
Eazi-GripUnited Kingdom · gripTank grip stickers and instrument-panel films, laser-cut to the exact profile of the motorcycle.
JadoNavigationHandlebar-mounted navigators for adventure and touring, with touchscreens that respond even when wearing winter gloves.
KaokoSouth Africa · comfortThrottle stabilizers: mechanical cruise control that sits inside the handlebar end and requires no electronics.
LOBOOAdventure · full rangePIKE TRACKER and CONQUEROR cases, frames, waterproof bags, handguards, risers, and auxiliary lights. The most complete brand in the catalog.
NoNoiseNetherlands · hearingCeramic-filter plugs: reduce wind noise while letting horns, voices, and engine noise through.
OutplorerSmartphone mountsAir suspension between the mount and phone: absorbs vibrations that interfere with camera stabilization.
How we choose a brand
The criterion is practical, not commercial. Before adding a product line, we check whether the manufacturer publishes a compatibility chart by model and year: without one, the accessory cannot be sold honestly, because no one can guarantee that it will fit. Then we check the availability of the mounting hardware, which is the part that gets lost and is needed three years later. Finally, we test how responsive customer support is when something is missing from the package.
That is why you won’t find generic unbranded accessories in the catalog: they cost less, but you would discover the compatibility yourself in the garage, with the motorcycle disassembled.
Frequently asked questions
Which brands are worth choosing for a large adventure touring bike?
For LOBOO luggage, which covers cases, frames, and bags with a coherent system. For DENALI lighting, because the CANsmart control units integrate with the standard electronics. For Barkbusters handguards, which are the only ones with a specific mounting kit for almost all adventure bikes.
Are the accessories from these brands approved?
It depends on the type. We carry turn signals, lights, and mirrors in approved versions when the manufacturer offers them; auxiliary lights and protection products are not subject to type approval, but must be installed in compliance with the highway code.
Do you also have accessories for discontinued motorcycles?
Yes, especially with Eazi-Grip, which still lists motorcycles from fifteen or twenty years ago, and with Kaoko, whose throttle stabilizers cover models that have been out of production for some time. Write to us with the motorcycle and year, and we’ll check.
What is the difference between a Barkbusters handguard and a universal one?
The mounting kit. Barkbusters provides a mount calculated for your bike’s handlebar and controls, while a universal one adapts with clamps and spacers: it holds less securely and rotates in a fall.