BMW R Nine T Kevils Rat.by Speed Shop

Kev Hill, head of Kevils Speed Shop, has thought a lot before realizing his idea of the nineT Tracker, the “Kevils Rat”.

The red matt finished paint has beeen rubbed around the edges to give it a vintage look and the pinstriping was masterfully made by Striper Nefarious. The pinstriping and the Monza fuel tank cap give the bike a look from the 60s. The cylinder head protections have also been painted in red in contrast with the big black boxers. Wonderful the handmade diamond-stitched saddle.

The rims have been powder coated in white and mounted by Continental TKC80 tyres. A new bracket unit, which incorporates a Motogadget Motoscope Pro, has been fabricated to hold the Halo headlight and bring it closer to the fork, painted in black. Low, wide handlebars with Motogadget barend indicators and LSL mirrors, have been mounted to give a more balanced riding position.

Particular the Remus exhaust, while the air box disappears and is replaced with K&N cone filters. At the back of the bike are LED lights and indicators mounted in the ends of the subframe tubes.BMW R Nine T Kevils Rat.by Speed Shop  1BMW R Nine T Kevils Rat.by Speed Shop  4BMW R Nine T Kevils Rat.by Speed Shop  5BMW R Nine T Kevils Rat.by Speed Shop  2BMW R Nine T Kevils Rat.by Speed Shop  3

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I’m a web developer and systems engineer with more than 30 years in technology and a civil engineering background. At Custom Motorcycles, I bring that technical curiosity to the craftsmanship, design, and engineering behind distinctive builds. I write these features to explore what makes each motorcycle interesting, recognize the builders’ work, and share inspiration with fellow enthusiasts. My articles draw on available build information and photographs, with a focus on the details that give each bike its character.

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