Spartan 117
2019 BMW R9T Scrambler
Owner, James, originally brought the Spartan 117 bike to us for a multiple 'stage' build. Initially his commuter hack, James wanted to give the bike a refresh and add a little personalisation, as well as trying some new finishes to compliment the factory finish of the Option 719 parts already fitted to the bike. This is the second R9T Scrambler we've put together for James' garage, each has it's own individual spin.
Specification
Unit Garage Comfort Handlebars, Denali M7 LED Headlight, Motogadget Spy Mirrors, Bespoke PCC Exhaust System, Servo Buddy, PCC Air Box Removal Kit, DNA Filters, Bespoke JK Seat, Bespoke Refinished OEM Wheels, SW Motech Rack, 719 Option Parts, Unit Garage /7 Fuel Tank, Full PCC Blackout Kit, BAAK Rear Fender, Wilbers Rear Shock, Rizoma Licence Plate Holder, Kellerman Atto Front Indicatros, Kellerman Atto 3-in-1 Rear Lights, Le Motographe Fuel Cap, Bespoke PCC Frame Bars
Bespoke Wheel Colourways!
There are loads of reasons to love James' Spartan 117 build, especially if you spot the gaming easter eggs, but we specially love the wheels! The original BMW wheels were stripper and relaced with bespoke black spokes, and gold painted hubs. A PCC mod that elevates the full factory look.
Parts Featured On This Build.
Unit Garage Fuel Tank NineT/7 40th
Unit Garage Fuel Tank NineT/7 40th
Wilbers Shock Absorber 640 Road - Scrambler 2016-20
Wilbers Shock Absorber 640 Road - Scrambler 2016-20
Denali M7 LED Headlight - 'E' Marked Model
Denali M7 LED Headlight - 'E' Marked Model
KOSO DL-04 Digital Dash
KOSO DL-04 Digital Dash
Pier City Custom BMW R9T Air Box Removal Kit Without Cover
Pier City Custom BMW R9T Air Box Removal Kit Without Cover
Unit Garage Handlebars Comfort
Unit Garage Handlebars Comfort
Motogadget Mo.View Spy 50 Glassless Bar End Mirror
Motogadget Mo.View Spy 50 Glassless Bar End Mirror
Kellermann Atto 3-in-1 LED Indicator
Kellermann Atto 3-in-1 LED Indicator
Kellermann Atto LED Indicator
Kellermann Atto LED Indicator
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The photos on this page were taken by PCC's own photographer, Alex Hampton. Alex is a always up for a freelance trip out around his PCC duties, so have a look at his website and get in touch.
