Kappa used EICMA 2026 to show an unusually broad accessory range, covering everyday scooter use as well as long-distance travel and adventure riding. One of the most functional additions is a large carrier for bulky but relatively light items such as boxes, gym bags and parcels. It uses a key-operated lock, is designed to attach directly to Monolock systems and comes with straps for holding the load in place.

Adventure equipment with practical details

The new universal smartphone mount is adjustable for different devices and combines magnetic charging with a wired USB-C port. Its lower anti-vibration section is intended to shield the phone’s hardware and camera sensors from the shocks caused by potholes and cobbled roads. Maxi-enduro riders also get a windscreen with a strong fluorescent-orange visual effect.

Kappa’s adventure equipment includes Soft-Adventure luggage with a protective outer bag and a removable waterproof inner sack. A backpack-style bag for aluminium cases sits over the hard luggage, converts into a backpack and includes a padded laptop compartment. There is also a magnetic pouch for crash bars, using positioning magnets, quick release and an upper safety strap, plus a matching bottle and holder designed for tubular protection bars.

The new auxiliary LED lights are waterproof and use ignition-switched wiring to help prevent accidental battery drain. Their stated figures are 25 W, 6,000 lumens and a tested beam reach of up to 380 metres. Kappa has also introduced asymmetric side bags for naked and classic motorcycles. The right-hand bag has a smaller capacity to clear a high-mounted exhaust, while both sides feature quick-release mounting, reflective inserts and lower-shell protection resistant to heat and flame.

A hard case that becomes a travel kitchen

The stand display ended with a camping-focused concept for solo travellers: a compact kitchen built into a hard case. Its layout includes spaces for a gas canister, saucepan, chopping board, cooking utensils and a water tap. The idea expands the role of motorcycle luggage beyond carrying equipment, giving it a place in the practical routine of a stop during a journey.