The market is full of gear for riding motorcycle, and not all of it deserves your money. The six items below are the ones that genuinely make a difference — covering communication, safety, navigation, carrying capacity, range, and tire condition monitoring.
Whether you ride through the city every day or are putting together an adventure motorcycle riding gear setup for a long tour, these upgrades are worth a look.
1. Intercoms for motorcycle helmets: Improve riding communication without shouting and stopping
Bluetooth earbuds can slip out while riding, and taking a call still means pulling over. In a group, shouting over wind noise rarely works. A motorcycle helmet intercom solves both problems—hands stay on the bars, and hear music and other riders clearly at highway speeds, ideal for daily commuting or weekend group rides.
If you are looking for one, the Moman CP-X is a solid place to start. It mounts easily on your helmet. Its 40mm speakers deliver solid, clear audio, while ENC noise cancellation cuts wind noise.
With its Mesh network, you can establish a group chat with up to 24 riders simultaneously with a 2km range, while auto-reconnection ensures your group conversations never break.
The CP-X also lets you run Bluetooth and intercom at the same time, so you can keep navigation running while staying on the group channel. A large rotary dial makes it easy to operate by feel, even with thick gloves on. A large rotary dial makes blind operation effortless, even with thick gloves on.
🛒 Price: $69.00 (Single pack) / $129.00 (2-rider kit)
Key features:
- Multi-rider mesh intercom — Connects up to 24 riders within a 2km range
- Hi-Fi audio & noise reduction — 40mm speakers with ENC, CVC, and DSP cancellation
- Stable group connectivity — Mesh networking with automatic reconnection
- Glove-friendly dial control — Large rotary dial for easy operation
- Multitasking audio — Bluetooth and intercom working at the same time
2. Motorcycle helmet brake light: Enhance safety with clear braking signals
Motorcycle tail lights are positioned low, making them easily overlooked by drivers behind you. A helmet-mounted brake light puts the signal right where drivers behind you are already looking, so your braking is registered sooner and safety improves.
The Moman HL1S is built for exactly this. It attaches to the back of your helmet using a hook-and-loop fastener. When you decelerate, it automatically switches from a flashing mode to a steady, conspicuous red light. It comes into its own after dark, and holds up just as well in rain or fog.
You don't need to specifically charge it before a ride. It is primarily powered by solar energy and charges automatically during the day, making it hassle-free.
🛒 Price: $99.00
✨ Key features:
- Automatic brake detection — Flashes to steady red on deceleration
- Easy helmet mounting — Attaches to most helmet shells without tools
- Solar charging — No manual charging needed
3. Backpack for motorcycle riding: Increase your carrying capacity and comfort
When heading out on a motorcycle, you inevitably need to carry gear—whether it’s a laptop for your daily commute or water, tools, and a jacket for weekend adventure rides. A motorcycle riding backpack like the Moman B2R perfectly fixes this, allowing you to comfortably carry all your essentials while riding.
The backpack is comfortable to wear with widened shoulder straps, while the breathable back panel minimizes sweating during hot rides. Thanks to anti-slip buckles, the pack stays put: no bouncing over bumps, no shifting when you lean into corners.
With a generous 40L capacity, it handles everything from daily commuting to short weekend trips with ease. If you frequently need to carry gear, this is the perfect choice.
The backpack comes with a reflective stripe for nighttime visibility and uses water-repellent fabric to hold up against light rain and road spray.
🛒 Price: $99.00
✨ Key Features:
- Large 40L capacity — Fits a helmet, laptop, and a change of clothes
- Stable on your back — Harness system keeps the pack from shifting in turns
- Comfort on long rides — Breathable back panel reduces sweating, widened straps ease shoulder strain
- Reflective details — Improve visibility at night
- Water-repellent fabric — Handles light rain and road spray
4. Phone holder for motorcycle: Elevate navigation with stable and vibration-free mounts
A motorcycle phone holder allows your navigation route to be displayed directly on the handlebars, eliminating the need to stop and check your phone. The problem is, many mounts slip at the slightest jolt, and on rough roads, your phone could easily fly off.
The Moman PME1, however, keeps your phone firmly secured to the handlebars: a stainless steel telescopic arm clamps the phone from above and below, silicone pads absorb vibrations, and a safety lock tightens everything down. Your phone stays put — no shaking, no sliding, even on rough roads.
A 360° rotation lets you flip between landscape and portrait in a second, and you can insert or remove your phone with one hand — no fighting with the mount.
It works with most motorcycle handlebars and supports phones between 4.5 and 7 inches. For riders who depend on GPS, the Moman PME1 is an easy decision.
🛒 Price: $19.99
✨ Key Features:
- Stable on bumpy roads— Anti-vibration silicone pads and safety lock
- Instant landscape/portrait switching— One-handed 360° rotation
- Quick mount and release— Auto-retracting for quick phone insertion or removal
- Universal fit—18–46mm handlebars, 4.5–7 inch phones
5. Motorcycle fuel bag: Extend your range on long rides
Finding your fuel gauge hitting empty while in unfamiliar territory is one of the last things a rider wants to experience. Having spare fuel on board helps, especially on mountain routes or long stretches between stations.
If you need to carry backup fuel, this Moman motorcycle fuel bag is worth a look. It can hold 2 gallons of reserve fuel and can simply be strapped to your luggage rack or tail bag before you set off.
Its 7mm thickened inner liner ensures a leak-proof design and is compatible with both gasoline and diesel. With handles placed on the top, bottom, and sides, you get a steady grip when pouring fuel.
For riders embarking on long-distance journeys, adventure tours, or remote routes, this adventure motorcycle riding gear offers peace of mind. You’ll be glad to have it when the need arises, yet it folds down compactly to tuck away into a corner when not in use.
🛒 Price: $99.00
✨ Key Features:
- Extended Range – 2-gallon (7.57L) capacity for greater confidence on long rides
- Leak-Proof – TPU inner liner combined with a 600D nylon outer shell for dual-layer protection
- Space-Saving Storage – Folds down to approximately 3 inches thick; easy to stow in a corner
- Spill-Free Pouring – Handles on the top, bottom, and sides ensure a steady, secure grip
- Versatile Fuel Compatibility – Suitable for both gasoline and diesel
6. Motorcycle TPMS: Optimize tire safety checks with real-time monitoring
Most riders know they should check their tire pressure more often, yet few actually do. A tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) makes this much easier. The Moman MK2 solar-powered TPMS is a great choice: it transmits real-time tire pressure and temperature data directly to your smartphone while you ride.
Installation is a breeze—simply screw the sensors onto the valve stems; the whole process takes about a minute. Data is displayed via an app. If tire pressure or temperature goes out of range, the app provides voice alerts, so you don't need to keep your eyes glued to the screen.
With a waterproof and dustproof design, it performs reliably in rain, mud, and dusty conditions. The sensor batteries are replaceable and last 1–2 years, meaning you don't have to replace the entire unit when the power runs out.
Whether you're commuting daily or heading out on a long-distance ride, the MK2 keeps you fully informed about your tire status.
Note: Real-time data is for reference only; signal transmission may be affected by weather and temperature. Periodic manual checks remain a good habit.
🛒 Price: $79.00
✨ Key Features:
- Instant awareness of tire pressure issues—real-time monitoring with voice alerts
- Check data directly on your phone—syncs with iOS/Android apps
- Works in rain and mud—IP67 waterproof and dustproof
- One-minute installation—simply screw sensors onto the valve stems
- No need to replace the whole set—replaceable sensor batteries last 1–2 years
What to buy first:
Start with what matches how you actually ride. If you're looking for gear for motorcycle riding, check out our collection of motorcycle riding gear for more.
🏍️ Riders who carry a lot regularly
The B2R backpack earns its place quickly. Commuting with a laptop or packing for a weekend ride, it handles the load comfortably.
🏍️ City commuters
Start with the helmet brake light and phone holder. Both are affordable, and both improve safety and navigation from the first ride.
🏍️ Group riders or navigation-heavy riders
The CP-X intercom and the PME1 phone holder are the two biggest upgrades. The intercom keeps you connected, and the holder keeps your route visible and your phone stable.
🏍️ Long-distance and remote-route riders
The fuel bag and TPMS move up your list. They are not about daily convenience, but about avoiding problems that ruin a trip.
Start with the one that solves your most common frustration, ride with it, and add the next when you feel the need. Good motorcycle riding accessories are about buying the right things, in the right order.
