Motorcycle Parts, Gear & Accessories in Canada

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Motorcycle Parts, Gear & Accessories — Canada

Right Battery. First Try.

Motorcycle Battery Finder

Pick your make, model, and year, and we'll show you only the batteries that actually fit your bike. No cross-referencing, no guessing.

Motorcycle gear on sale — DRIVEN Powersports

Save big on premium motorcycle gear

On Sale Motorcycle Gear

From helmets to gloves, score limited time savings on the gear you need to ride with confidence.

Motorcycle exhaust systems Canada

Signature Sound. Serious Performance.

Exhaust Systems

From subtle rumble to full-on scream.
we’ve curated the best motorcycle
exhausts so you don’t have to.
Performance you can hear from
miles away.

Motorcycle riding gear Canada

Protect Your Ride. Elevate Your Style.

Riding Gear

High-performance riding gear engineered for real-world protection. Jackets, pants, gloves, and boots featuring advanced armor, breathable materials, and bold designs. Stay safe, stay comfortable, and stay stylish on every ride.

Motorcycle tires Canada

Better Grip. Better Ride.

Motorcycle Tires

Premium motorcycle tires engineered for superior grip, stability, and performance in every condition. Upgrade your traction and ride with total confidence mile after mile.

Your One-Stop Motorcycle Shop — Shipped Across Canada

Why Canadian Riders Buy Motorcycle Parts From DRIVEN

At DRIVEN, motorcycle parts, gear, and accessories aren't a side category. They're at the core of what we do. Based in Mount Pearl, Newfoundland, we've been serving Canadian riders for years, and our motorcycle section is stocked with the brands and parts you actually need, from spring tune-ups to end-of-season teardowns.

We carry motorcycle parts and accessories from trusted names like Yoshimura and HMF exhausts, Givi luggage and racks, and a full range of protective gear and riding apparel from Alpinestars, Joe Rocket, and Dainese, the kind of brands serious riders reach for. Whether you're building, maintaining, or suiting up, you'll find it here.

Got Questions?

Motorcycle Questions, Answered

How do I read the numbers on a motorcycle tire?

A code like 180/55ZR17 73W reads as width in millimetres, aspect ratio, construction (R for radial), rim diameter in inches, then load index and speed rating. Match or beat what your bike calls for, never mix radial and bias front to rear, and when in doubt the size on your current sidewall is the answer. Full Motorcycle Tires 101 guide.

AGM, lithium or conventional: which battery?

AGM is the sealed, maintenance-free default: solid cold cranking at a fair price. Lithium is far lighter and holds charge over long storage, but costs more and gets sluggish in deep cold; conventional acid-fill is the budget pick for older bikes. Not sure of your size? The Battery Finder matches your make, model and year. Full battery guide.

How do I store my bike over a Canadian winter?

Change the oil warm before it sits, fill and treat the tank, and keep the battery on a smart tender, since a drained spring battery is the number-one no-start. Get the weight off the tires, cover it with something breathable rather than a plastic tarp, and do not fire it up for two minutes in January. Full winter storage guide.

Do you ship motorcycle parts across Canada?

Yes. We ship right across Canada, with free shipping on orders over $279.99. Transit to remote addresses can run a little longer.