Honda CBR1000RR-R [2024+] - Evotech license plate holder

$353.00 CAD

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Compact rear for the Honda CBR1000RR-R

The Evotech license plate holder replaces the standard license plate holder with a shorter, tidier design. It positions the license plate close to the pillion seat, underlining the clear, aerodynamic lines of the sports machine.

Precisely manufactured construction

  • Model-specific for precise integration
  • CNC milled from lightweight yet sturdy aluminum
  • Durable, matte black powder coating
  • Standard indicators remain

Scope of delivery

  • Evotech license plate holder
  • LED license plate lighting as a replacement for the standard light

Assembly

The license plate holder is mounted on the existing attachment points. The original indicators can still be used without making any changes to the wiring. Assembly can be carried out using the step-by-step instructions provided.

Compatibility

Suitable for the Honda CBR1000RR-R from 2024.

Assembly instructions in the video

Description

Compact rear for the Honda CBR1000RR-R

The Evotech license plate holder replaces the standard license plate holder with a shorter, tidier design. It positions the license plate close to the pillion seat, underlining the clear, aerodynamic lines of the sports machine.

Precisely manufactured construction

  • Model-specific for precise integration
  • CNC milled from lightweight yet sturdy aluminum
  • Durable, matte black powder coating
  • Standard indicators remain

Scope of delivery

  • Evotech license plate holder
  • LED license plate lighting as a replacement for the standard light

Assembly

The license plate holder is mounted on the existing attachment points. The original indicators can still be used without making any changes to the wiring. Assembly can be carried out using the step-by-step instructions provided.

Compatibility

Suitable for the Honda CBR1000RR-R from 2024.

Assembly instructions in the video

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