Accossato right or left-hand mounting - 3 buttons

Accossato, the undisputed benchmark in the world of motorbike racing, offers you a range of mass-produced aluminium commodos designed for demanding riders. Functionality, ergonomics and reliability: everything is designed to optimise your performance on the track, without compromise.

Configuring your Accossato

The commodo on a motorbike is a control device located on the handlebars, usually on the right-hand side. It has a number of functions that are essential for the operation of the bike and the safety of the rider.

It can be fitted on the right (DX version) or left (SX version), selecting the version of your choice.

The various buttons can be customised:

- momentary push button (monostable) - available in white, blue, yellow, green or black
- on/off button (bistable) - available in red or black

Please note Please send us the completed PDF document ‘Scheda pulsantiere’ (type + colour + function) - available in the Technical data tab). Without this form, the order cannot be registered.

Three types of handlebar-mounted Accossato mass-cut aluminium switches are available on Moto Vision: 2, 3 or 5-button versions. Please enter your choice for each number in the appropriate section: the type of button (on/off push button or momentary push button) + its colour.

The history of the Italian company Accossato

Since its beginnings in 1969, the brand has been linked to its success in sports competition. In all, drivers wearing Accossato colours have finished on the podium once in the World Championships, three times in the European Championships and 12 times in the Italian Championships.

Founded by Giovanni Accossato, the Italian motorbike manufacturer produced a total of around 800 models, ranging from 80cc to 50cc. In the last period of its production, Accossato also produced 125cc bikes. To this day, the memory of Accossato motorbikes lives on, thanks to the determination of fans to keep the myth alive around these two-wheelers. A sporting passion that comes to life in Heidelberg, Germany, famous for its Accossato motorbike rally every summer in August.

As well as producing its own bikes, Accossato has entered into commercial partnerships with the leading motorbike manufacturers in the sector, and also produces its own motorbike parts for international distribution.