Kawasaki Z900RS SE [2026+] - compact license plate holder

$246.25 CAD

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Compact rear conversion for the Kawasaki Z900RS SE

The Evotech license plate holder replaces the voluminous original rear fender with a shorter, compact design. The original Kawasaki indicators and license plate lighting are retained.

Construction and surface

  • Developed specifically for the Kawasaki Z900RS SE
  • CNC machined from lightweight aluminum
  • Matte black powder coat finish for added durability
  • Integrated cable routing for concealed laying

Scope of delivery

The kit contains the Evotech rear conversion and all fasteners required for installation.

Assembly

It is attached to the existing mounting points and does not require any modifications to the motorcycle. The electrics are connected via plug-and-play and routed through the component. Step-by-step video instructions are available.

Compatibility

Suitable for the Kawasaki Z900RS SE from 2026.

Assembly instructions in the video

Description

Compact rear conversion for the Kawasaki Z900RS SE

The Evotech license plate holder replaces the voluminous original rear fender with a shorter, compact design. The original Kawasaki indicators and license plate lighting are retained.

Construction and surface

  • Developed specifically for the Kawasaki Z900RS SE
  • CNC machined from lightweight aluminum
  • Matte black powder coat finish for added durability
  • Integrated cable routing for concealed laying

Scope of delivery

The kit contains the Evotech rear conversion and all fasteners required for installation.

Assembly

It is attached to the existing mounting points and does not require any modifications to the motorcycle. The electrics are connected via plug-and-play and routed through the component. Step-by-step video instructions are available.

Compatibility

Suitable for the Kawasaki Z900RS SE from 2026.

Assembly instructions in the video

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