NEW DELHI: Yamaha's official Aerox 155 Version S page lists accessories from Rs 365 for knuckle guards to Rs 7,216 for a carbon visor trim. The page displays six accessory entries, covering protection, phone mounting, lighting and appearance. These are accessory prices, not prices for the scooter or a bundled vehicle package.
| Official accessory listing | Displayed price | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Knuckle Guard - Aerox | Rs 365 | Aerox compatibility and fitting |
| Mobile Holder - Claw Grip | Rs 2,100 | Phone and mounting position |
| Body Cover | Rs 525 | Fitted cover for parked protection |
| LED Flasher | Rs 1,790, set of 2 pieces | Quantity required for the scooter |
| Seat Cover | Rs 725 | Aerox-specific fit |
| Visor Trim Carbon | Rs 7,216 | Decorative trim for the stock visor |
Price as of 28 October 2026, 23:12 IST. These figures come from Yamaha's own model page. The listing does not give a fitted total for a particular scooter. Confirm installation and the exact part before treating any amount in the table as the complete workshop bill.
Separate protection from a change in appearance
Yamaha describes the knuckle guard as hand protection against wind and the body cover as protection while the scooter is parked. The carbon visor trim has a different purpose: it changes the appearance of the existing visor. Its price should not be confused with evidence that it is a taller screen or a touring windscreen.
That distinction matters on the Aerox because its sporty bodywork can make very different accessories look like a single styling package. A commuter parking outdoors and an owner personalising the front of the scooter are solving separate problems. Start with the problem, then identify the listed part that actually addresses it.
The seat cover is another item where fit deserves attention. Inspect how it sits around the seat edges and whether the seat closes cleanly after installation. A product photograph cannot establish that a particular installation is tidy. Ask to see the proposed material and finish before agreeing to a package described only as an accessory kit.
The phone holder needs an actual fit check
Yamaha says its claw-grip holder accommodates phones up to 6.7 inches and lists handlebar and mirror mounting compatibility. A screen-size limit is useful, but take the actual phone and its case when checking the holder. Ensure the chosen position leaves the scooter's instruments and controls usable.
This is a different decision from using the scooter's connected instrument functions. A mounted phone remains an extra physical object in the cockpit. Position, grip and access to the controls deserve attention even when the holder appears in an official accessory catalogue. The listing alone cannot show how an individual handset and case will sit.
Owners setting up the connected functions can also read our Scooter and bike price guide. That covers the connectivity task separately from purchasing a holder, which helps keep the equipment decision focused on what is actually needed.
Read the flasher quantity carefully
The LED flasher amount is for a set of two pieces. Yamaha's page explicitly says changing both front and rear requires two kits, comprising four pieces. Ask the workshop to specify the quantity in its estimate. A quotation with an accessory name but no quantity is difficult to compare with the official listing.
The broader lesson here is specific to how Yamaha presents this part: the visible price and the scooter-wide installation are different units of purchase. Read the product description alongside the figure. Do not assume that a single row in the accessory list automatically means a complete replacement set for the whole scooter.
Who these accessories are for
The protection items are relevant to owners addressing parking exposure or hand protection. The holder is for someone who has a clear mounting need and can confirm the phone fits. The visor trim is primarily for an owner seeking a cosmetic change. There is little reason to treat these separate purposes as a compulsory package.
For readers comparing the underlying scooters before selecting extras, our Yamaha Aerox 155 Y-Connect setup: 1 phone connects at a time and Xoom 125 vs Xoom 110 price: Xoom 110 starts lower at Rs 75,321 provide other scooter references. Accessory spending is easier to assess after the vehicle's role is clear.
Keep the accessory names, quantities and installation terms on the written estimate. Yamaha's published list is a useful reference for checking what a proposed item costs and what it does. The meaningful final check is whether the part supplied matches that description and fits the scooter as intended.
Official source: Yamaha Aerox 155 Version S, official accessories and specifications.
