Riviera Gear is an Italian hardware company based in Rimini that designs and manufactures innovative components for electric guitars and basses. Founded by Federico Pecci, a former Ducati MotoGP technical specialist, the company applies a motorsport-influenced approach to precision engineering. Pecci started the venture after building his first headless guitar and finding existing tuning systems inadequate, leading him to file patents and launch his own line of hardware.

The company's catalog focuses on tremolo bridges, headless guitar and bass systems, string lockers, and tuning hardware, with a flagship patented mechanism that houses the spring entirely inside the unit. Notable products include the RTS10 headless tremolo bridge, multiscale tremolos for seven-string instruments, Telecaster-style tremolo bridges, and routing templates. Hardware is produced in hardened steel and brass and is sold through the company's own site and dealers like Reverb.

Riviera Gear positions itself as a small, design-driven workshop, emphasizing aesthetics alongside performance. The brand has built a following among headless guitar enthusiasts and luthiers, with their tremolo systems featured by independent guitar builders and used in custom builds.

Riviera has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Chorus Effects Pedals and Hollowbody Electric Guitars. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Rock and Pop. Notable users include David Rhodes.