Yamaha MT-07 Tracer may be one of the latest additions to Iwata's line-up but this doesn't mean that the model must wait for too long to receive a full list of aftermarket upgrades. And because it's the early bird that gets the worm, here's SW-Motech already showcasing a comprehensive range of optional equipment for this middleweight machine.
SW-Motech has a penchant for both form and function and the Yamaha MT-07 Tracer accessory line shows this fully. This is no surprise at all because the MT-07 Tracer is a bike hat retails for a very appealing price and is represents a most interesting choice for a lot of potential customers.
The Yamaha MT-07 Tracer being a bike created for both daily commuting and touring, it's not a surprise to see SW-Motech offering a long list of luggage systems. From diminutive tank bags to full-on touring ones with capacities reaching 22 liters (0.8 cubic feet), these functional accessories can be easily attached and removed from the bike thanks to the Qouick-Lock system.
This special ring is easy to install on the fuel cap flange and provides a secure fit of the luggage systems designed for it, with a minimal visual impact on the bike when the bags are removed.
Dry bags and similar add-ons for the tail of the bike can also be found in SW-Motech's MT-07 Tracer catalog, as well as top-loading 21-liter panniers, alongside roll packs and bags that can be strapped onto the engine crash guards on either side.
And because SW-Motech expects that Yamaha MT-07 Tracer riders also venture a bit off the asphalt strip, aftermarket shifters, chin spoilers, frame slider kits, mirror extensions and alternator cover guards are also available. A center stand and a kickstand foot can be bought, too, as well as universal GPS, camera and handheld cases and mounts.
If you plan to get an MT-07 Tracer and transform it into a bike that responds more accurately to your personal needs, checking out the SW-Motech catalog should be the next thing you do.
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