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German specialist in motorcycle accessories and adventure bike equipment, made in Germany.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Touratech is a German provider of motorcycle accessories and adventure bike equipment. According to its official website, it has offered high-quality motorcycle accessories made in Germany for over 35 years, with more than 5,500 products in its range. Its product portfolio includes protectors, luggage systems, suspension elements, seats, windshields, and numerous accessories, as well as premium rider equipment from helmets to boots. The company is headquartered in Niedereschach, where over 550 employees work, and has been part of the Happich Gruppe since 2018. Touratech also performs OEM manufacturing for premium motorcycle manufacturers.

History

Touratech was founded in 1990. According to its official website, innovation has been an integral part of the company's DNA since its founding, under the motto 'Neue Ideen fürs Motorrad' (New ideas for the motorcycle). The company has been part of the Happich Gruppe since 2018, giving it access to extensive know-how to further optimize processes and procedures. Its headquarters is in Niedereschach, where over 550 employees work and the entire value chain—from development through production to marketing and sales—is fully represented. Touratech has offered high-quality motorcycle accessories made in Germany for over 35 years.

Products and positioning

Adventure Company No. 1 for motorcycle accessories; Made for Adventure – Made in Germany.

  • Touratech Suspension

    Performance suspension systems for CFMOTO adventure bikes, offering optimization options from small upgrades to comprehensive suspension tuning.

  • 4-in-1-Kraftpaket

    A product listed on the official website.

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