Lightech, motorcycle accessories for BMW S1000RR

The technology and experience achieved in this industrial moment by motorcycle manufacturers throughout the world are there for everyone to see, available for verification: the products created for enthusiasts are increasingly more powerful, with performances that reach levels of up to a few years ago unthinkable and are equipped with countless electronic devices that are able to combine and mix the right amount of fun, safety and speed.

The new BMW S1000RR, with a Bavarian fairing that has 193 horsepower delivered by an in-line four-cylinder, is a clear example of this technological-mechanical evolution: in a nutshell, a road Superbike that intends to place its performance qualities as the flag for entering be part of the elite group of the fastest motorcycles on the market.

Lightech, a Treviso company which since 1997, at the behest of the owner Fabrizio Furlan, ex-Superbike championship rider, has made high quality motorcycle accessories available to users, aware of a determined and growing public receptiveness towards the Monaco fairing, has produced a series of accessories that have the ability to give the BMW S1000RR greater lightness and safety.

Therefore, Lightech offers a package that ranges from rider footrests to Ergal screws, frame and wheel protection systems, adjustable license plate holders with LED license plate light, brake and clutch levers, oil cap and tank: essentially, a list of components that allow to give the German two-wheeler a unique customization.

The rider footrests made by Lightech for the S1000RR, available only in black and in Ergal 7075 (for the benefit of lightness), are fully adjustable and allow the Teutonic sports car to be equipped with the reverse gearbox. Ergal screws are also available for the fairing, engine and frame, while different types of mirrors are also offered - from those in pure carbon to those with colored fiber -. Interesting is the availability of tank and oil caps in different shades, as well as the patented pad to protect the frame.