[Jonny Astro]

I just fitted the Evotech Tail Tidy to my Icon - Vast improvement I think!

Jonny Astro

 

[Janek]

I just fitted the Evotech Tail Tidy to my Icon - Vast improvement I think!

Jonny Astro

Photo from behind please

 

[Mingu]

does look god, but agreed from the back

 

[Jonny Astro]

As requested...

I haven't got one from directly behind, but this is a slightly better view

Jonny

 

[Janek]

I haven't got one from directly behind, but this is a slightly better view

Jonny

Nice Smaller turning lights would make a perfect fit with this.

 

[Joe Bar]

Here's a few of my wife's Scrambler Tail Tidy from the underside and rear closer up -

It's a nicely made piece of kit, well thought out and fits perfectly.

 

[Smifff]

Thanks for the photo's, it looks great, I'm waiting for mine to arrive, Royal Mail Track and Trace is hopeless though, I have no idea where it is or when it might get here.


It would be good if someone made an infill for the space between the bottom of the mud guard and the top of the number plate.


Black plastic would probably do it, you would end up with a more effective mud guard, especially with the billboard sized number plate you blokes use.

 

[Raz1966]

Fit

now hard is it to fit the tail tidy? I guess you have to replace the number plate light

 

[JWA]

Looks like a nicely built product, but I'm waiting for one that hides the light and whatnot under the fender, not sticking out from it. So just like that but with slightly more angle and moved in a couple inches.

 

[Orion]

Looking good!

Do you think this protects better driving on wet roads, then the original one?

 

[Joe Bar]

now hard is it to fit the tail tidy? I guess you have to replace the number plate light

No, the EP Tail Tidy re-uses the original number plate light.

 

[Joe Bar]

Looks like a nicely built product, but I'm waiting for one that hides the light and whatnot under the fender, not sticking out from it. So just like that but with slightly more angle and moved in a couple inches.

I hear what you say, but I think that might look a bit odd as it'd probably sit the number plate right above the tyre, plus there may then be a fouling issue.

 

[w2darren]

Here's a few of my wife's Scrambler Tail Tidy from the underside and rear closer up -

It's a nicely made piece of kit, well thought out and fits perfectly.

Goods photos, so much better, cheers

 

[scrambler]

Thanks Jonny and Joe.... Great photos. Looks like decent a decent product.

 

[Jonny Astro]

Fitting the tail tidy is easy - everything fits well and it's well thought-out. My main issues were removing the old bracket

Evotech instruction number 1 says to remove a "P" clip which secures the wire running to the light from the front of the swing arm. It is not at all easy to access this unless you have hands like a rose-jointed monkey...

Just getting an Allen key onto it was very difficult with my large hands in the small space! But persistence pays off of course and the rest of the process is straightforward. Allow an hour to be safe.

Jonny

 

[Emtix]

I want the tail looks like the full throttles on my icon.
Is it possible?

Thanks!

 

[greer]

Thanks for the pictures and the wrenching details, very nice!


Sarah

 

[Hedonism]

need to drill holes to fix the red reflector? any mounting?

 

[Joe Bar]

need to drill holes to fix the red reflector? any mounting?

The reflector and mounting is supplied in the kit and is fixed to the number plate, you can see it clearly from behind in the photo -

 

[Hedonism]

ouch.... our plates have holes more spaced than yours, one for each corner... not in the middle.... that reflector will need to drill holes here...


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