ARCHI’s New Meter Ring Cover for Z900RS owners seeking an even sleeker blackout look!

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Tighten up your Z900RS in black

Tighten up your Z900RS in black

When it comes to customizing the Z900RS, “blackout” is an extremely popular theme. For owners aiming for a sleek, sharp look, the stock chrome-finished meter body can be a concern, as its slightly bulky silver finish can disrupt the overall flow of the bike’s design.

To address this, we developed a new item that transforms your bike’s appearance: the Meter Ring Cover. It’s a simple installation—attaching with adhesive tape—and instantly gives your meter a sharper, more streamlined look that blends naturally with the bike’s color scheme.

Purpose of Development

Enhance the blackout look: Eliminates the awkward contrast of silver parts, creating a cohesive black finish.
Protect the meters: Shields your valuable meters from scratches and dirt.

Color Variations

■Matte Black – Utilizes the natural texture of ABS resin for a premium, understated finish.

■Gloss Black – Coated with deep urethane for bold shine, unifying the bike’s overall appearance.

Design Highlights

Sharp top edge design: Unlike the rounded stock edge, the straight edge adds a sharper, more aggressive impression.

Seamless line connection: Thickness is carefully refined from the lower cover to the upper cover to create a natural flow.

No silver exposure: Designed so the stock silver is invisible from any angle. Since the connection points on the left and right sides differ slightly in height, the design was meticulously balanced for maximum coverage.

This product is perfect for Z900RS owners seeking a complete blackout style—even down to the meters.
Matte Black: Scheduled release on September 19, 2025
Gloss Black: Scheduled release on November 28, 2025

■Check out Meter Ring Cover (Matte Black) at Webike

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A foreigner who rides in Japan, Japanese call this "Gaijin Rider". 6th year in the Webike global team. He feels and shares the real bike life in Japan then presents you how interesting Japanese customs are.