The Yamaha XMAX 300 is easy to customize badly, because most listings online ignore the one thing that matters: Yamaha changed the bodywork between model years. A windshield that fits a 2023–2024 scooter will not fit a 2025. This guide lists the nine XMAX 300 parts we stock, with the exact model-year ranges, prices from $99 to $599, and what each one actually changes.
Model-year fitment at a glance
Read this table before anything else. If your scooter is outside the stated range, the part is not a fit — no amount of bolt-on confidence changes that.
| Part | Price | Model years |
|---|---|---|
| Front Windshield | $99–$399 | 2023–2024 |
| Front Daytime Running Light | $199 | 2020–2023 (five colors) / 2020–2022 (Red, Blue) |
| Side Stand | $199 | 2023–2026 |
| Tail Light Cover | $99 | 2023–2026 |
| Handlebar Clamp | $299–$399 | 2021–2026 |
| Aluminum Rear Grab Handle | $199 | 2021–2026 |
| Aluminum Air Filter Cover | $599 | 2021–2026 |
| Aluminum Fuel Cap | $99 | 2021–2026 |
| Front Turn Signal Trim | $99 | No model-year restriction stated |
Two ranges stand out as the exceptions: the windshield is limited to 2023–2024, and the daytime running light splits into 2020–2023 and 2020–2022 groups. Everything else covers most of the current generation. If you are unsure which version you have, our fitment guide shows what details to send us.
Wind protection: the front windshield
The XMAX 300 Front Windshield is the part most owners ask about first. Three finishes at $99 — Gloss Black, Matte Black and Hydro Dipped — plus Carbon Fiber at $399. It is a trim-level screen change for 2023–2024 scooters: a darker, more integrated front end rather than a taller touring screen.
Be clear about what it does and does not do. It changes the look of the front end and the tint you look through or over. It is not a wind-pressure fix on its own, and if your goal is less helmet buffeting at highway speed, screen height and shape matter more than finish — see our notes on windshield height and shape before you buy a screen for comfort reasons.
Lighting and rear trim
The Front Daytime Running Light ($199) is the most year-sensitive part we sell. The 2020–2023 group covers Orange, Blue, Red, White and Purple; the 2020–2022 group covers Red and Blue only. Red and Blue share SKU codes across both groups, so check the year range printed on the option you select rather than the color name.
At the back, the Tail Light Cover ($99) is a decorative cover for the rear light area in Matte Black, Gloss Black or Carbon Fiber, and the Front Turn Signal Trim ($99) is a decorative trim with no model-year restriction stated — Red, Blue, White, Black, Hydro Dipped and Carbon Fiber.
These are appearance parts. They do not add lighting output or change homologation, and we do not describe them as safety upgrades.
Cockpit: the handlebar clamp decision
This is the only part on the list that changes how the scooter feels, so treat it as an ergonomics question rather than a styling one. The XMAX 300 Handlebar Clamp comes two ways: mount only at $299, or mount with clip-on handlebars at $399. Four colors — Black, Gray, Red, Gold — for both versions, 2021–2026.
- Mount only: replaces the visible clamp at the steering head. A cockpit detail; your bars and riding position stay as they are.
- Mount with clip-ons: changes bar type and hand position. On a scooter this is a real posture change — more forward lean, different wrist angle, different low-speed steering feel.
If you commute in traffic or ride with a top case and passenger, be cautious with clip-ons: they trade comfort and leverage for a sportier stance. If your XMAX is a weekend toy, the trade is usually worth it.
Comfort and utility around the seat
The Aluminum Rear Grab Handle ($199) is the passenger handhold, in aluminum, Black, Silver, Red or Gold, 2021–2026. It is one of the few parts here a passenger actually notices.
The Side Stand ($199) supports the scooter leaned while parked and comes in six options — Blue, Purple, Green, Gold, Red and Black/Silver — for 2023–2026. Color is doing most of the work here; if you have already changed the grab handle or fuel cap, match the stand to the same palette.
The $99 details: fuel cap and air filter cover
The Aluminum Fuel Cap ($99, Black, Gray, Red, Gold, Blue) is the cheapest way to make the tank area look deliberate. The Aluminum Air Filter Cover ($599) is the opposite end: the most expensive part in the catalog, aluminum alloy, seven colors, 2021–2026. It is a visible mechanical detail rather than a trim sticker, so it holds up better over time — but at $599 it is a considered purchase, not an impulse one.
Building one color theme
The XMAX responds well to a single accent color carried through three or four small parts. A practical example that stays under $400: fuel cap in Red ($99), side stand in Red ($199), tail light cover in Gloss Black ($99). Same palette as the bodywork, no large panels involved, and nothing that is difficult to reverse.
If your scooter is white or silver, Gold and Red read as intentional accents; on dark scooters, Black/Silver and Gray disappear into the bodywork. Choose based on whether you want the parts noticed.
What to buy first
- Under $100: fuel cap or turn signal trim. Lowest risk, immediate visual difference.
- $200–$300: side stand or rear grab handle if the scooter is 2021+ ; tail light cover if it is 2023+.
- $299–$399: handlebar clamp — but only after you have decided whether you want clip-ons.
- Last: the aluminum air filter cover. Buy it when the rest of the build is settled, not as a starting point.
Frequently asked questions
Will the windshield fit a 2025 or 2026 XMAX 300?
Not per the stated fitment. The front windshield is listed for 2023–2024 models only. Send us your model year and a photo of the screen mount if you want us to check.
Do these parts fit the XMAX 125 or 400?
They are listed for the XMAX 300. We do not claim fitment for other XMAX displacements — the bodywork and mounts differ.
Are these Yamaha OEM parts?
No. They are aftermarket accessories made for the XMAX 300, not official Yamaha components.
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