05' r1200rt led brake light accessory?

[motor4]

So long time back I believe I saw a bmw part that was a easy screw on accessory and maybe even plug in. Though cannot recall the part name. Thought it just connected to the rear license plate/fender in some manner and provided led lighting...maybe led brake lighting. If I make it over to the bmw dealer today, doubtful, will ask them to look it up. Probably no longer available for that model. And of course, at the time I thought it too expensive to buy so failed to buy it when I should have.

Wonder if anyone has it on their bike?
Thanks

 

[lkraus]

MaxBMW shows the 2005-2009 red auxiliary tail/brake light as Not Available. I remember some of these lights had problems with water leakage and internal corrosion after a few years.

The Skene P3 lights are very easy to install, provide their conspicuity "flicker" and flashing options, and are a few $ less than the BMW light (with shipping) would have been.

 

[mikegalbicka]

+1 Skene P3

 

[blender]

You have quite a few choices for additional rear lights.

Skene lights: http://www.skenedesign.com/lights/ I have these on my RT, what I like about these is the programability (and the brightness).
Hyperlights. http://www.hyperlites.com/bmw.html
Admore: https://www.admorelighting.com/

There might be a few more I'm forgetting, but you get the idea.

 

[rogerl]

+1 for the Skene P3 lights as well. I bought and installed the P3 lights on my bike and when my riding buddies saw them they purchased them as well. They are easy to install and programmable for different types of flashing and no flashing. They are a very good product and I highly recommend them.

Roger L

 

[drummer]

+1 Hyperlights

 

[racer7]

Got both, Skenes are brighter than Hyperlights

If you want really really bright get a Whelen truck light