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BMW Motorrad Tokyo Connect GTX Motorcycle Jacket – Men’s XL – Blue
Premium BMW Motorrad connected motorcycle jacket combining all-weather GORE-TEX protection with BMW’s integrated active visibility lighting system.
This jacket is in excellent pre-owned condition and has been well cared for. The integrated lighting system has been tested and is fully functional, as shown in the photos.
The Tokyo Connect GTX features BMW’s 3-layer GORE-TEX Pro construction for waterproof, windproof and breathable weather protection, along with the AirVent ventilation system and a removable insulated inner jacket for year-round versatility.
One of the jacket’s most distinctive features is its integrated lighting system on the back and sleeves. The lighting can be controlled through the jacket and can also connect to the BMW Motorrad Connected app, which allows functions including adjustment of the light color. BMW Motorrad Support
The jacket can be powered through the motorcycle’s electrical system using the included BMW spiral cable or through an appropriate power bank. BMW specifies a 12V motorcycle connection, and the included original BMW cable is labeled 12–14 VDC. BMW Motorrad Support
Included with this sale:
BMW Motorrad Tokyo Connect GTX jacket, size XL; removable BMW inner jacket; and original BMW 12–14V DC spiral power cable.
The jacket is CE-certified Class A under EN 17092 and was designed as a premium urban/street motorcycle garment. BMW specifies removable NP Flex protectors at the shoulders and elbows (included) and provision for an optional back protector. BMW Group PressClub
Please review all photographs carefully. The photos show the actual jacket, removable liner, manufacturer labels, GORE-TEX branding, lighting controller, illuminated lighting system, electrical connection and BMW power cable.
