I waited long for the official top box and rack but the availability was extremely poor.

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After spending four months with my Speed 400, I eventually completed the bucket list of accessories that I had in mind. Posting them here so that it helps others as well.

Front View:

• While I liked the headline design, I wanted to give it a smoked look. The original positioning of the number plate was an eyesore, as well. So, here’s what I added:
• Headlight Grill (Official Accessory)
• Screen (Official Accessory)
• Film Coating for the Screen (Local Mechanic) – The original full transparent look was too plain
• Number Plate Bracket (Available on Amazon)

Top Box:

I waited long for the official top box and rack but the availability was extremely poor. The official weight bearing capacity also seemed like a concern. So, I ended up getting the following instead:

• Carrier Frame (Moto Torque)
• Monolock Top Box (Givi)

Protective Layer:

Next up was adding on to the protection for the engine and the beautifully crafted + painted tank. The factory fitted engine guard was just about okay. It did not give me enough confidence about being able to save the whole of engine; nor could I imagine my legs getting saved. So it had to be changed at all cost.

• Crash Guard with Slider (Zana)
• Tank Pad (Official Accessory)
• Knee Pad (Official Accessory)

Miscellaneous Items:

Then comes the list of small items which were bothering me about the bike and had to be taken care of. I did not want to go overboard as well, so that original Triumph elements were not lost.

• Engine Sump Guard (Moto Torque) – Bike comes with a thin plastic cover as factory fitted accessory
• Fork Seal Cover (Generic) – Heard from fellow owners about leakage due to dust accumulation at the suspension
• Tyre Hugger (Generic) – The underbody is badly affected by mud in wet conditions, especially the mono shock area. I had to get this at all cost
• Side Stand Extender (Moto Torque) – Given the bike doesn’t have a centre stand, I did face difficulty while parking in soft surfaces. This helps to a great extend.

Got the not-so-popular ECU4 update. For some reason, I like the linear power delivery of this update. The earlier jerky action in 1st gear was not as per my liking.

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