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      09-28-2020, 10:44 AM   #21
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2023 BMW S1000RR  [0.50]
2022 BMW F900XR  [3.00]
2022 BMW X6 40i  [0.50]
2020 BMW M2C  [9.50]
This is the actual press release and has a lot of details.

https://www.press.bmwgroup.com/globa...rr?language=en

Unfortunately, for me the seat height on the S1000RR is already too high at 32.4" and this version raises that another 0.4"! There isn't a low suspension option and adjusting the swing arm only lowers the bike ~ 0.5" Adding the low seat was a free M package configuration option that they removed and therefore costs another $500+ for essentially removing padding making it even more uncomfortable.

The M1000RR fills a hole in the product line between a full on HP4 track only bike and the S1000RR street variant but I'd prefer to stick w/the S1000RR, which already has crazy enough specs, e.g. 205HP. Though, I prefer to configure the new black version w/the race package. Same as S1000RR M Package to but w/the M Forged Wheels instead of the carbon fiber wheels.

After reading this not sure carbon fiber wheels are worth the weight savings for street.

https://www.motorcycle.com/features/...-the-moon.html

Either way not pulling the trigger until the newer 2021 EU-5 complaint versions land state side to see how they have dealt w/the flat spot in power delivery.

Last edited by omasou; 09-28-2020 at 01:00 PM..
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