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RicoLand
A quick tour through Tokyo Bay's
giant accessory house
April 2026, by Guy
'Guido' Allen
Billed as the largest motorcycle accessory store in
the Tokyo area, RicoLand offers a mind-bending variety
and quantity of options
The staff, around 10
people, are front and centre to greet customers when
the doors first open each morning. From there on they
seem to have plenty to do with a huge stock to manage,
customers to look after and a busy workshop.
Helmets are of course big business, with several racks on
offer.
There is a specialised Shoei section.
Plus a Shoei branded
custom-fitting service.
It seems HJC is trying to get a stronger foothold in the
market.
Need a bag for the bike? This is part of
what's on offer.
Dress up bits for your Yamaha single,
including wheels, mudguards and engine cases.
One of the walls of fasteners, brackets,
connectors and clips.
It's also a dangerously tempting place to shop for tools.
Need a mirror?
Or perhaps a bulb of some sort?
There are cabinets of higher-end gear to
tempt the would-be modifier.
Of course you can get suspension. The contents of that Ohlins cabinet on the left would be worth a fortune.
Here's one someone made earlier. It's a Kawasaki 900RS
taken out to 948cc and fitted with a full titanium exhaust
system, Ohlins suspension and high-end Brembo brakes. Even
the fuel tank is an aftermarket item – it's a 20lt (4.4 UK
gal, 5.3 US gal) aluminium unit from Yoshimura.
It's also dripping in carbon-fibre and titanium
fasteners.
We're talking about a 2018 model with around 1900km (1200
miles) on the odometer and it's yours for around ¥4.4
million (Au$38,700, US$27,500, GB£20,500, €23,600).
If you're in the neighborhood, RicoLand is well
worth a visit.
See more stories from our Japan
trip
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