Ducati Diavel by Rizoma

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The Ducati Diavel already makes its proportions impossible to ignore, but Rizoma’s treatment pushes attention toward the details. This is a Diavel equipped with Rizoma’s accessory range, combining machined controls, protection hardware and a more deliberately finished rear end without disguising the Ducati’s exposed trellis frame or broad rear tire.

Hardware that changes the silhouette

The most obvious visual shift comes from the rear. Rizoma’s compact license-plate solution, offered in “Arm Side” and “Side Mount” versions, clears space around the tire and lets the short tail appear even tighter. In the supplied presentation images, that open area helps frame the single-sided rear end, while the black and metallic components keep the focus on the Diavel’s mechanical shape.

At the front, an aluminum handlebar, mirrors with adapters, grips, bar ends and revised brake and clutch levers give the cockpit a more cohesive finish. The additions are small individually, but together they replace several standard touch points with parts that use visible machining and sharper, more technical forms.

Protection with a visual purpose

Rizoma’s list is not limited to decorative controls. The package includes side protection for the radiator and frame, a water-pump guard, fork sliders and frame caps. Those pieces address vulnerable areas while adding contrasting metal surfaces to the Diavel’s black structure. A PROGUARD SYSTEM is also included in the range, alongside caps for the brake and clutch fluid reservoirs and a redesigned fuel cap.

A finished, not reinvented, Diavel

The accessory program leaves the motorcycle’s core identity intact. The large tank, low-set seat, exposed chassis and muscular exhaust layout remain unmistakably Diavel, while the aluminum front spoiler and refined clutch cover add definition around the engine. EVO rearsets bring another purposeful detail to the lower half of the bike, where the bronze-toned exhaust headers and black engine cases already provide plenty of visual contrast.

Rizoma describes the range as a way to add style, performance and elegance, but the supplied material documents an accessory presentation rather than an independent performance test. Its strongest case is visual and functional: a collection of coordinated parts that makes the Diavel’s controls, protection points and tail arrangement feel more considered.

What the package delivers

• Aluminum handlebar and front spoiler
• Clutch cover, EVO rearsets and revised control hardware
• Radiator, frame, water-pump and fork protection
• Arm Side or Side Mount license-plate solutions
• Mirrors, grips, levers, bar ends, caps and PROGUARD SYSTEM components

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