Following on from the S 1000 RR and HP4 superbikes as well as the S 1000 R roadster, BMW Motorrad is now unveiling the fourth member in the BMW Motorrad line
Here’s where the XR really shines best: It borrows the S1000 RR’s 999cc liquid-cooled, in-line four—a beast of an engine that outputs 160hp and howls at a stratospheric 11,000rpm. Coupled to a six-speed gearbox with BMW’s quick-shift system and a chain drive, it sprints from 0-100kph in a scarcely believable 3.1 seconds onto a top speed
Powered by KTM's all-new 1,350cc, V-twin engine, drawn from the 1390 Super Duke. 2024 KTM 250 Duke Review: Underrated Is An Understatement the BMW S 1000 XR, while being well clear of the
The Ninja only makes 124 horses to the BMW’s 158 – but it does it at 9500 rpm instead of 11,300. The Ninja’s torque output is much closer to the BMW’s: 75 pound-feet at 7600 rpm to the BMW’s 79 at 9400 rpm. Natch, the BMW is geared shorter, and in normal everyday use, the Ninja’s just a much more soothing motorcycle to ride, even
The BMW S 1000 XR is equipped with a 999cc inline-four engine, which generates significant power. This allows the motorcycle to accelerate quickly and reach high speeds. It also has a fuel injection system that enhances its efficiency and ensures a smooth ride. One of the notable features of the BMW S 1000 XR is its advanced electronics system.
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