BMW S 1000 RR

German bike manufacturer, BMW Motorrad, launched its completely renewed flagship supersport model in India, the S1000RR. Up against its seriously sharp rivals from Japan and Europe, the updated bike is claiming to be more powerful and lighter than its predecessor. The 2019 S1000 RR was launched in Europe earlier this year and has now finally made its way to India. Read ahead for our review of the bike or you may also choose to watch our video below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhAaGuCLZKQ Design Read More...

Following the launch of the new F850 GS adventure tourer, German bike manufacturer BMW Motorrad has something in line for the supersport enthusiasts of India. The company will be launching their flagship supersport, the S1000RR, which has been heavily revamped for the 2019 model year. To be launched on the 25th of June, this litre-class motorcycle will be up against the likes of the Yamaha R1, the Aprilia RSV4 and so on. More powerful and even lighter in its latest Read More...

BMW Motorrad has updates the range of its sporty 4-cylinder models and announced the change at the 2016 Intermot. For the model year 2017 the supersports bike S 1000 RR, the S 1000 R roadster and the adventure sports model S 1000 XR have undergone a lot of changes. Here’s a quick snapshot of the changes made on the motorcycles for model Year 2017 BMW S 1000RR The new BMW S 1000 RR has been adapted to meet EU4 requirements. Read More...

BMW confirmed today its role as exclusive worldwide automotive partner of the next installment of Paramount Pictures’ popular action film franchise, “Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation”, in theaters from July 31. BMW previously partnered with Paramount on the 2011 release of “Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol”. The film’s official trailer, released worldwide yesterday, offers fans a first glimpse of the high-adrenaline action that Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his Impossible Mission Force (IMF) team can deliver – including spectacular driving scenes Read More...

BMW officially unveiled the 2015 edition its flagship motorcycle, the S 1000 RR, at the 2014 Intermot motorcycle fair. The new generation S 1000 RR gets new bodywork which comprises of redesigned and repositioned asymmetrical headlights, a lighter exhaust and reworked graphics and colour combinations. The new RR receives many technological bits and pieces from the HP4. Here is a video that explains most of the features on the 2015 BMW S 1000 RR. Mechanically, the 2015 edition makes 6 Read More...

BMW has unveiled the 2015 edition of its flagship supersports motorcycle, the S 1000 RR at the Intermot 2014 motorcycle fair. The new generation S 1000 RR gets a new bodywork which includes redesigned and repositioned asymmetrical headlights, a lighter exhaust and reworked graphics and colour combinations. Mechanically, the new RR receives many technological upgrades that were earlier found on the HP4. In terms of power, the 2015 edition makes 6 hp more than the previous generation S 1000 RR. Read More...

BMW created a lot of buzz in the litre-class motorcycle market with the introduction of its supersports motorcycle, the S 1000 RR. The motorcycle won many awards including the coveted Japanese Bike of the Year award beating Kawasaki, Yamaha, Honda and Suzuki in their home ground. The S 1000 RR HP4 edition took the game several notches higher with tons of technological upgrades. Now, the BMW supersports bike goes into its next generation with an optimised engine for enhanced performance Read More...

Ok, this might come to you as just another rendering or an artist’s impression of the much hyped BMW S1000F – the Bavarian manufacturer’s answer to the Ducati Multistrada. But the image that you see this time comes from Wunderlich- that majorly deals with customization and after market accessories for BMW motorcycles and believed to be closely associated with BMW Motorrad. If you remember our earlier post on the spy pictures on the BMW S1000 Adventure motorcycle- the present image in Read More...

As we've already said probably a gazillion times, Indian bike market is fast coming of age and most world class bike makers are fast setting up their shop in our country. While the major chunk of sales still lies in the commuter end of the Indian bike market, manufacturers like Yamaha and Ducati, and more recently, Kawasaki and Triumph, have made a point to spoil us bike aficionados silly by offering their world class litre bikes in our country. Today, Read More...