R&G Tail Tidy for BMW R NINE T '14- (with replacement rear light)
Tidy up your bike's rear end with this R&G Tail Tidy/Licence Plate Holder for the BMW R NINE T '14- featuring a swingarm mounted licence plate holder and indicator brackets, this tail tidy is for use when the pillion seat/speedhump attached (Two seater mode / Seat Cowl mode) and comes supplied with a replacement rear brakelight.
Made from a mix of aluminium and Stainless steel and includes a rear number plate illuminator, all metal work is powder coated black for durability and a high quality finish. Installation is easy thanks to using the latest 3D scanning technology for an exact fitting factory looking Tail unit. Compatible the either OEM or R&G Micro indicators (RG370/RG371/RG372).
Please note: This particular unit is compatible with all BMW R NINE T models (including US/EU spec) as such comes supplied with a replacement rear brakelight.
R&G Tail Tidy for BMW R NINE T '14- (with replacement rear light)
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R&G Tail Tidy for BMW R NINE T '14- (with replacement rear light)
Tidy up your bike's rear end with this R&G Tail Tidy/Licence Plate Holder for the BMW R NINE T '14- featuring a swingarm mounted licence plate holder and indicator brackets, this tail tidy is for use when the pillion seat/speedhump attached (Two seater mode / Seat Cowl mode) and comes supplied with a replacement rear brakelight.
Made from a mix of aluminium and Stainless steel and includes a rear number plate illuminator, all metal work is powder coated black for durability and a high quality finish. Installation is easy thanks to using the latest 3D scanning technology for an exact fitting factory looking Tail unit. Compatible the either OEM or R&G Micro indicators (RG370/RG371/RG372).
Please note: This particular unit is compatible with all BMW R NINE T models (including US/EU spec) as such comes supplied with a replacement rear brakelight.
