Riding in Malaysia isn’t just about dodging traffic, it’s also about dodging potholes, sudden rain, and the occasional motorist who forgot how indicators or signals work. 

Whether you ride to work, deliver packages, or cruising on the weekends, you know it takes more than just a helmet motor to ride comfortably (and sanely) on Malaysian roads.

Yet the best motorcycle accessories under RM200 aren’t just affordable upgrades, they’re essentials. From anti-theft locks to rain-ready gear, these tools help riders stay safer, drier, and less frustrated on every trip.

This guide rounds up 10 practical, rider-tested accessories you can buy without busting your budget, all built for Malaysian conditions and commuter realities. 

1. Waterproof Handlebar Phone Mount

VERY important for safe navigation and hands-free access on the go.

No more stuffing your phone into your raincoat sleeve or squinting at it during red lights.

These mounts keep your phone in clear view so you can follow Waze or Google Maps safely. Most models are shock-absorbing, glove-friendly, and fully adjustable, really important for navigating confusing streets or tight corner exits without risking a dropped phone.

• Ideal For: Daily commuters and food delivery riders
• Price Range: RM49–RM79
• Use Case: Grab riders navigating traffic-heavy areas using GPS navigation

2. Anti-Theft Disc Brake Lock with Alarm

Ideal for overnight parking in condos, flats, or tepi jalan.

Parking in urban cities often means leaving your bike out of sight, and hoping for the best. This compact disc lock comes with a 120dB alarm that triggers with the slightest tampering, giving potential thieves second thoughts. It fits most motorbikes and auto-arms once locked in place.

• Ideal For: Urban riders without gated parking
• Price Range: RM60–RM90
• Use Case: Riders leaving their bike overnight in public lots or apartment basements in KL

3. Mesh Riding Gloves (Touchscreen)

Comfortable enough for stop-go traffic in 35°C heat.

Standard gloves can feel like wearing a sauna on your hands. Mesh gloves offer better airflow without compromising grip or protection. With touchscreen-capable fingertips, you won’t need to remove them every time you tap your phone at a traffic light.

• Ideal For: Daily riders in warm, humid areas
• Price Range: RM40–RM75
• Use Case: Motorcyclists commuting between work during daytime or afternoon hours

4. Reflective Rainproof Jacket Overlay

For when the weather goes from sunny to stormy in 10 minutes, usually after you finish a kopi tiam session.

This ultra-light layer raincoat fits into a small pouch but punches above its weight when the skies open up. It slips over any jacket or shirt, blocks rain effectively, and keeps you visible with reflective detailing, important for night or monsoon riding.

• Ideal For: Evening or rainy seasons
• Price Range: RM65–RM99
• Use Case: A JB-based Grab rider carrying passengers during monsoon evenings

5. Motorcycle Waist Bag with Bottle Slot

No need to wear a sweaty backpack just to carry your wallet.

This waist bag fits the essentials: phone, keys, NFC cards, and even a water bottle. It’s a favourite among riders who want quick access without bulky gear, especially when heading out for quick errands or short commutes.

• Ideal For: Riders on short-haul or daily errand trips
• Price Range: RM55–RM89
• Use Case: A Shah Alam commuter heading to and from office parking lots with no storage box

6. Helmet Inner Cap / Sweat Liner

Keeps your helmet fresh, even after back-to-back rides under the sun.

If your helmet smells like yesterday’s ride, this washable inner cap solves the problem. It absorbs sweat before it reaches your helmet padding, keeping things cleaner, drier, and more hygienic in Malaysia’s heat.

• Ideal For: Riders who use their helmets daily
• Price Range: RM15–RM35
• Use Case: Anyone riding during midday hours in Georgetown or Shah Alam

7. Cooling Arm Sleeves (UV Protection)

Protect your arms without overheating in 1PM traffic.

Wearing long sleeves in Malaysia sounds crazy, until you try these. Made from breathable fabric with UPF 50+, they keep your arms cool while shielding against sunburn and heat rash. Perfect for riders in short sleeves who still want protection.

• Ideal For: Midday couriers or highway riders
• Price Range: RM20–RM35
• Use Case: A Melaka-based food delivery worker cycling through hot afternoons

8. Helmet Visor Anti-Fog Film

Say goodbye to fogged-up visors during early rides or sudden rain.

These films stick to the inside of your helmet visor to block fog, especially useful on cold mornings, rainy days, or rides through highlands. Riders who regularly go up Genting or Fraser’s Hill swear by it.

• Ideal For: Rainy-season riders and tourers
• Price Range: RM25–RM39
• Use Case: Riders taking weekend trips from KL to Fraser’s Hill early in the morning

9. Motorcycle Seat Cover (Mesh Type)

No more scorched thighs after parking under the sun.

Malaysian heat can turn your seat into a frying pan. This breathable 3D mesh layer keeps the seat ventilated and cooler, while reducing sweat and discomfort during stop-and-go traffic. It also adds grip on rainy days.

• Ideal For: Riders stuck in city traffic under direct sun
• Price Range: RM35–RM55
• Use Case: An Ampang-based rider taking daily commutes through Jalan Tun Razak at peak hour

10. Compact Tire Inflator (USB-Powered)

Handle a flat before it ruins your morning ride.

While petrol stations aren’t always around the corner, this palm-sized inflator gets you back on the road. USB-powered and digitally controlled, it’s handy for riders who tour or commute long distances without regular pit stops.

• Ideal For: Long-distance riders or weekend travellers
• Price Range: RM89–RM199
• Use Case: A rider heading to Terengganu with minimal access to roadside pumps

Which Accessories Suit Which Type of Rider?

Conclusion: Smart Accessories Make Daily Riding Easier

Good riding gear isn’t just about helmets and cool leather jackets, it’s also the smaller, everyday motorcycle accessories that keep you safer, drier, and more comfortable on jalan raya. 

From anti-theft locks to sweat liners and rain covers, these under-RM200 items can make a noticeable difference in how you ride and recover.

Every product on this list was selected for its real-world usefulness, local weather compatibility, and everyday value. 

At Pmax motor, we stock many of these items online and in-store. If you’re unsure which gear suits your routine, just pay our store a visit! We even sell motorcycle helmets, Alpinestars jackets and riding gear.