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Old 10-26-2005, 01:25 PM   #1
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BMW have released the official photos of their new long distance motorcycle, the BMW R1200GS-Adventure motorcycle. This is the solidified version of their popular R1200GS motorcycle, and consists of an extra big gas tank, holding 33 liters, an extra high windscreen, cylinder and tank protectors, larger foot pegs and the break and gear selector are adjustable. The handlebars are adjustable as well. The hand protectors form part of the standard delivery.



The alternator has been beefed up to supply 720 W. The gearbox is "as-is" on the standard R1200GS. At order time you can select normal or off-road tires.



The twin cylinder engine, 1200cc, produces 100 hp (74 Kw) at 7,000 rpm, with a torque of 115 Nm at 5500 revs.



Two colors are offered initially. The motorcycle is equipped with BMW's optional integral ABS braking system, which can be switched off.



Options include extra lights, and a trip computer. Additionally, the aluminium cases are extra.


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Old 10-26-2005, 01:51 PM   #2
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OMG. I want one. It looks like a dirt bike on steroids
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yes exactly it looks too much like a dirtbike, and its way too expensiv for a dirtbike, besides, people beat the hell out of dirt bikes, who would do that to that, that thing is probably over 8K brand new
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