FAR Motorcycle Accessories
The FAR collection includes mirrors, windscreens, indicators and other aftermarket components for motorcycles and scooters.
Check mounting points, installation side, dimensions, model and year; for universal parts, always verify installation requirements.
FAR MIRROR MINICAR BIG CITROËN AMI/OPEL ROCKS-E/FIAT TOPOLINO BIG LEFT/RIGHT
FAR motorcycle accessories combine more than fifty years of Italian experience in the design and manufacture of components for motorcycles and scooters. FAR – Fabbrica Accessori Ricambi was founded in 1969 in Zola Predosa, in the heart of Italy’s Motor Valley, and develops products for both the aftermarket and OEM projects.
This collection includes FAR rear-view mirrors, windscreens, indicators, mounts, adapters, protection parts and spare components. Selection should always start from actual compatibility with the motorcycle make, model, year, mounting side, fitting type and configuration.
FAR motorcycle accessories to explore
- Motorcycle rear-view mirrors for bar-end, handlebar and fairing mounting, either model-specific or universal depending on the application
- Motorcycle windscreens and screens for aerodynamic protection and model-specific configurations
- LED motorcycle indicators and turn signals for compatible applications
FAR design, homologation and manufacturing
FAR lists design, engineering, homologation, manufacturing and OEM development among its core activities. Its range includes homologated rear-view mirrors, lighting systems, turn signals, LED components and CNC-machined parts, with solutions for replacement and motorcycle customisation.
This specialisation makes the FAR product code particularly important: two components that look similar can differ in thread, adapter, mounting side, wiring or approval status.
FAR rear-view mirrors for motorcycles and scooters
FAR mirrors include right-hand, left-hand and paired configurations, with handlebar, bar-end or fairing mounting depending on the model. Universal and model-specific applications are available, and some products integrate additional functions such as LED indicators.
For road use, any homologation must be checked on the individual product page and in the documentation for that specific configuration. It should not be assumed from the mirror shape or commercial range name alone.
How to choose the correct FAR accessory
Always check the motorcycle make, model, year, right- or left-hand side, mounting system, thread, required adapters, electrical connections and product code. For windscreens and protection parts, also verify the specified mounting points and compatibility with accessories already installed.
Why choose FAR components
- Motorcycle and scooter industry experience since 1969
- Development of aftermarket accessories and OEM components
- Specialised range of mirrors, lighting and technical accessories
- Model-specific and universal applications selected through product code and fitment
- Manufacturing and development rooted in Italy’s Motor Valley
Frequently asked questions about FAR accessories
Are FAR mirrors universal?
It depends on the product. Some mirrors are universal or require dedicated adapters, while others are developed for specific applications. Always check the fitting, side, thread and compatibility stated on the product page.
Are FAR mirrors road approved?
Approval varies by individual product and configuration. It must be verified on the product page and in the relevant documentation and should not be assumed for the entire range.
How do I check whether an LED indicator or LED mirror is compatible?
In addition to mechanical fitment, check the connection type, voltage, required wiring and manufacturer information. Where dedicated adapters or resistors are specified, follow the configuration listed for the individual product.
How do I choose the correct FAR product code?
Compare the motorcycle make, model, year and version together with the mounting specifications shown on the product page. The FAR product code remains the safest reference for distinguishing visually similar but technically different components.