Motogadget Mirrors, Speedos, Indicators & Switches
Motogadget is a German maker that develops and manufactures its motorcycle parts in Berlin, and we are an official Motogadget stockist. This page carries its mo.view mirrors, motoscope speedos and instruments, mo.blaze indicators and lights, and its switches and electrics, from mo.switch push-buttons to the mo.unit blue control centre and the mo.lock NFC ignition.
From one speedometer to a range
Motogadget began in 1999, when Garrit Keller built a speedometer for his Moto Guzzi racing sidecar. A year later he founded the company with two partners. Its first series instrument, the motoscope mini, followed in 2004.
The ranges on this page
| Range | What it is | Page |
|---|---|---|
| mo.view | Mirrors: classic, club, sport, spy, blade and race, many with a flip version | Motogadget Mirrors |
| motoscope | Speedos and dashboards: mini, pro and tiny, with brackets, breakout boxes and sensors | Motogadget Speedos & Instruments |
| mo.blaze | Indicators and lights: pin, disc, cone, ice and tens | Motogadget Indicators & Lights |
| mo.switch, mo.unit, mo.lock | Handlebar push-buttons, the mo.unit blue control centre, NFC ignition and relays | Motogadget Switches & Electrics |
Two Motogadget grip parts, the mo.grip and a universal bar adapter cap, are listed with handlebars, risers and grips.
Who makes Motogadget parts?
Motogadget, a German company. It says its products are developed and manufactured in Berlin.
Which handlebar sizes do they fit?
Where the bar size matters, the listing title names it: 22mm or 25.4mm (1 inch). Check your handlebar before ordering.