Showing posts with label BMW. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BMW. Show all posts

Tuesday, 8 October 2013

2014 New BMW R1200GS, The Monster Adventure BikeBMW Motorrad has its liquid-cooled R1200GS the expected model for 2014 years adventure therapy. The R1200GS Adventure, based in the tradition as GSA built from the base GS Enduro with ergonomic improvements and changes and greater nuclear fuel.
image of 2014 New BMW R1200GS
image of 2014 New BMW R1200GS
The Adventure of the sources GS boxer twin liquid cooled , which debuted on the 2013 GS - the boxer revised seat MotoUSA turning up to 110.83 hp peak output and £ 80.23 -feet of torque (2012 GS and PS recorded 98.31 £ 76.01 ft) . Engine Technology for the Adventure model includes a heavy -mass flywheel , which is 2.1 pounds, for the smooth operation of the engine at low speeds for better off-road capability . Vibration damping is also added between the output of the transmission and the drive shaft .

ABS and Automatic Stability Control BMW (ASC ) as standard . The accelerator ride- by-wire and variable engine maps and cruise control option . Two driving modes - rain and road - are equipped with three modes - Dynamic, Enduro and Enduro Pro - special equipment ex works . This mode features available in the upgrade per drive modes also offer special settings for the enduro ABS and ASC .

Upgrades to the chassis Adventure model an additional 0.8 inches travel front telelever exclusively for BMW (8.3 inches) and Paralever rear ( 8.7 inches). The adventure will be an additional 0.4 inches of ground clearance . Since the standard GS, GSA offers semi - active suspension and dynamic ESA as factory options. Factory upgrades to further customize suspension settings with the driving modes per above properties.

Another update for the chassis adventure is a steering damper, which made ​​its way onto the GS Adventure standard kit . Ergonomic changes include a height of 1.5 inches bigger places - two position settings to 35.0 and 35.8 inches. The adventure also sources a larger windscreen and hand guards as standard .

Off-road friendly tweaks include footrests wide and reinforced adjustable foot controls . Protection against impact and improved , with significant engine guards before packing. The front end is wider, with the GS Adventure carry a nuclear fuel of 7.9 liters , 2.6 more than the standard GS . The additional fuel and other add-ons jack the GSA claimed curb weight up to £ 573-48 more than the standard GS .

Maybe by the standard R1200GS, the all -time best-selling BMW Motorrad is overshadowed by the GSA is an important model . A 2013 press launch BMW R1200GS, BMW officials were careful to emphasize the GS Adventure as his second place in the best-selling motorcycle model range. MSRP will be intended for the U.S. market and the availability date . The R1200GS Adventure will be offered in various colors, including olive matt alpine white and Racing blue metallic matt. This is 2014 New BMW R1200GS, The Monster Adventure Bike.
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Tuesday, 2 July 2013


The riding of adventure means many things to many different drivers. For some, it is breath-taking 1000 miles in a day, for others it goes to new destinations, but for me it's not an adventure until the end of the road and the track is so difficult that you do not know if you bend to the next " or is on the side of the hill. Thats why I adventure series BMW GS models have always seen as the real deal. these models are the most hardcore versions is able wildly popular BMW GS motorcycles. MotoUSA BMW invited to Moab Utah recently try the last variant of the new BMW F800GS Adventure 2014.

The test loop would be about 80% quality off-road through the mountains, the border of Utah and Colorado. Quality dirt ranged from desert sand and silt downhill gravel and pretty much everything else. Some sections of land full of framed dirt bike. BMW decided to factory Continental TKC 80 tires Twinduro adjust off-road option to make our job a little easier.
image of The New 2014 BMW F800GS Adventure
image of The New 2014 BMW F800GS Adventure
Based on the standards of the F800GS adventure gets more than a dozen changes or additions, the joy of driving (see what I did there?) Create. First, there is nothing worse than the fuel during exploration, so that BMW with a large tank under the rear seat. The total capacity was increased to 6.3 gallons, you get more than 300 miles on a full tank. The windshield is larger for better protection against the wind, like the radiator grille. A two-tone seat provides more cushioning for long days on the track and the road, but it comes with a big price of a seat height of 35 cm. Motor bumper were bolted to the front and to the rear bumper with dual use / media pockets protect the large tank. Wide footrest, adjustable brake pedal and hand protectors of off-road ability of the adventure book. Finally a luggage rack and fender robust transformation of the new F800GS Adventure 2014.

Our test units spec "Fully Loaded" which adds three packs of devices called Enduro, comfort and active. The Enduro adds traction control (ASC) and a method for the off-road ABS system. Comfort team heated grips, an onboard computer and a convenient center stand. Finally, are active adventure fog lights and LED electronic suspension tuning BMW (ESA).

What has not changed is the 798cc parallel twin engine, which has been testing well and proven in the F800GS basis. BMW claims 85 hp and 61 Nm of torque from the same factory. The twist of the gas rewards F800GS rider with a nice growl on the bottom right, goes regularly to a soft tip. However, say the top end is not strong does not explain the whole story. The upper end frame set allows less punchy when driving at high speed under perfect surfaces. I found myself flirting with the redline more time because it kept the torquey nature of the bottom and middle of the Beemer in check. But if you have to get a view of the hills or bounce through a technical rock garden, the couple was there to guide you through with ease. The engine of the 800 is easily one of the best in the world, or your local desert to explore.

Off-road, I've always been an opponent of the electronic nannies, but I must say that the BMW traction control (ASC) provides excellent results. Press the Mode button on the right to select the mode and enduro CSA is designed for service in the dirt. If the power supply is not sharp, and you can even nice predictable slides on power. The only real drawback is that you can not shake quickly back to one corner. Be disabled for CSA, which is easy, because the touch of a button as well. Overall this is a well-calibrated system.

BMW has also decided that the suspension is no need to change for the adventure, running the same fork and shock with 9.1 inches of travel and 8.5, respectively. ESA Adventure BMW F800GS with standard comfort, normal sports fashion. Comfort is useful for pounding the pavement for a long time, but it is too soft to hit the desert. Sports companies, things are good for bits curves in the road, but on the ground you lose some feeling in chop and washboard. Normal mode is that if you want to turn the screws on the road and need. Back to the front and rear is excellent, and it is consistent in little bumps. But I think BMW had grown again and again lock coupling adventure as the extra £ 33 spent on the largest tank and all-terrain vehicles to an even softer already soft suspension. Easy to place edge bumps and G-out shots from the back through the race. If you are a heavy rider, you should be your first order heavy springs.

As with CSA, BMW has almost perfectly calibrated ABS on and off road. In the street, Brembo front binders have a strong initial bite and adventure wear on the speed with power. The input of the ABS takes a finger on the very heavy trigger. On the back, the ABS system kicks a little harder than the feeling of not quite the same as before. In the lane closure is truly amazing. I'm not a big fan of ABS in general, but when each system was as good as BMW, I would change my songs. The rear slide it a little before the electronics take over, so that the brake a dirt road very natural feel. Front, the ABS also holds to the limit, and even if he does not turn the bike not as a limitation of the braking force. I turned on the ABS for a quick test and more convenient to leave it. This is so good.

The driver's compartment is comfortable and spacious with wide bars give a lot of input on the front end. A large windscreen holds the wind pressure and the chest of the driver's helmet and tremor nonexistent. Large footrest are comfortable and offer standing room to move around during the session. In 35-inch two-tone seat is great and just the right amount of cushion for a day in the saddle. It is a low seat accessories available, but I would take the extra padding of the largest square.

After an eventful day in the dirt with BMW's latest adventure, I was impressed, and I dare say that this is my favorite BMW now available. The New 2014 BMW F800GS Adventure fulfill his nickname, and would be my first choice if you are. Serious adventure in land!

Specification of New 2014 BMW F800GS Adventure :

Engine: 798cc Inline-twin
Bore x Stroke: 82 x 75.6mm
Compression: 12.0:1
Valvetrain: DOHC, 4-valve 
Frame: Tubular Steel Trellis
Front Suspension: 43mm USD Fork with 9.1 in travel
Rear Suspension: Dual-sided Aluminum Swingarm, Adjustable Pre-load, Adjustable Rebound, travel Related Compression Damping with 8.5 in. travel 
Front Brakes: Twin 300mm floating discs, 2-piston Brembo calipers, switchable ABS
Rear Brakes: Single 265mm disc, Brembo single piston caliper, switchable ABS 
Wheelbase: 62.1"
Rake/Trail: 64.0/4.6"
Seat Height: 35.0"
Fuel Capacity: 6.3 gal
Weight Total: 505 lbs. (claimed)
MSRP: $14,999 (as tested)
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Tuesday, 25 June 2013

Eager to capitalize on the success of this year's premium brand and other sports Limited Edition BMW has its name-spec 'HP' (High Performance) at the S1000RR superbike. In addition to the exclusive 2013 BMW S1000RR HP4 provides superior performance and control.


The function of the electronics of the motorcycle is a large part of the packaging HP4. Is highlighted by the use of a semi-active suspension for a first sport bike production. Doubled, Dynamic Damping Control (DDC), the fork and shock absorber damping automatically while driving on the basis of data from sensors and control inputs of the driver.
Image of 2013 BMW S1000RR HP4
Image of 2013 BMW S1000RR HP4
In addition, the channels of the train and rebound can be adjusted electronically with one touch. Preload is manually adjusted but simple and easy access to the body of the shock button. Wedges are used to increase the clearance as a function of the geometry of the tire or the driver's preference. A classical types gypsy is placed on the right fork leg used for the setting.

On the Jerez circuit, the damping characteristics felt almost perfect for a driver in the fast lane calibrated. Both the fork and shock read thick precision and road conditions were controlled as each race moved into its components. When one end of the choke was greatly (shock) or braking load losses (area) was not sufficient to cause an excessive height of the chassis.

Although it is not the answer "feel every pebble in the road" of a well-tuned bike still performed at a high level, even in the more self-confidence control inputs during the session of the afternoon with the installation fabulous Pirelli Diablo Supercorsa running smoothly. The real test will be, but how the system reacts on bumpy, stop-and-go-American race track in Jerez, it performs flawlessly.
Image of back 2013 BMW S1000RR HP4
Image of back 2013 BMW S1000RR HP4
The power mode control motor and also benefit from a new program. As a standard 2013 BMW S1000RR HP4 uses the four energy / gas unique cards: Rain, Sport, Race and Slick (for use with the least tread racing tires). Rain mode now provides access to the full power of the engine, but with a smoother distribution of torque to traction on wet surfaces or limited soil use. The remaining three parameters are all. Using fresh maps for precise engine response and delivery of linearly through its 14,200 rpm speed range performance In addition, the torque curve of the engine 6000-9750 rpm has been increased for better acceleration.

Although the reaction of the accelerator pedal and the fuel supply to the engine was never a problem with the standard model '12, the new HP4 provides finer than before. Flat out, it's smooth, linear powerband feeling we experienced S1000RR. It's crazy, because the bike is almost slower due to its less aggressive high-end hit. But it's not always on the bike wheelies performance in the first four reports. Power seemed beefier midrange, which certainly helps the bike fast corners where the engine is not running on his grand 10th

Calibration of Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) is also modified to receive on the basis of data from the BMW World Superbike team. Revised parameters reduce accuracy of the motor with excessive wheel spin torque is detected. In addition, the activation of the DTC provides a ready-setting (14 lanes and fly) with the button on the left side of the handlebar.

The control parameters Wheelie also been tweaked to provide a more flexible and more accurate response if the power wheelies are detected. The electronic launch control and are now also equipped with velocity template (aka Quickshifter e) Shift. ABS has finally re-encoded Racing system with the parameters from the participation of the Bavarian brand in the national series race IDM Superbike derived. The device's screen gets a new police inside the analog speedometer styles and additional features for the new launch control, DDC and adjustments DTC Slick mode. The new menus are intuitive and easy to reach.
Speedometer of 2013 BMW S1000RR HP4
Speedometer of 2013 BMW S1000RR HP4
Just like the '12 machine BMW has managed to refine the operation of the DTC on the  BMW S1000RR HP4. It is more accurate if excessive wheel slip is determined and if the engine torque modulated discretely. The ability to refine DTC in Slick mode is also great advantage that the driver to compensate for tire wear, track temperature and allows fatigue.

Perhaps the biggest improvement is the operation of the wheelie control. As before BMW did a great job of detecting a rising front, but where the old power cutoff system when it suddenly snapped the front wheel on the ground of the new electronic system, set the front wheel on the ground smooth. This allows the driver noticed out of the corner at full throttle without bury the bike loop for power wheelies worry.

For use in road racing or drag racing HP4 starts now has a launch control. The module system, the engine torque in first gear to maximize acceleration of a death sentence. Compared to other systems, the HP4 is easy to use, with the rider holding the start button for a few seconds when the engine is at a standstill. The scoreboard shows that the mode has been activated. Remove the shift lever into first gear and the accelerator and electronics keep the engine speed at 8,000 rpm. Run the clutch quickly and the bike to move forward, clean, without the worry of the engine bogging down too much, or wear out the clutch prematurely. Overall, the system is working very well, but the engine has not easily sink. Better to manually start an experienced driver, but it will be difficult to match the consistency offered by the electronic system.

With the exception of fresh ECU programming and engine / fuel injection maps 999cc liquid-cooled inline four-cylinder engine, the HP4 is identical to the first-class entity in the S1000RR. However, the HP4 factory is equipped with a full Akrapovic titanium exhaust system. The tube shaved more than 10 pounds of the bearing configuration, even with the installation of a noise control valve and catalyst. As always, the S1000RR psychotic impressive performance of his engine. But as already mentioned, the biggest feature how sweet it is at all speeds and the additional midrange below 10,000 rpm. Do not worry if the engine is still a healthy dose of character for a four-cylinder in-line engine, and it's still all the right noises when you are whining about the distance you hover with the speedometer needle near the red zone .
Akrapovic Silincer from 2013 BMW S1000RR HP4
Akrapovic Silincer from 2013 BMW S1000RR HP4
BMW has some subtle but important changes to the 2012 S1000RR frame and fork bridges in an effort to improve their handling skills. The brand continues to refine the propeller lighter wheels towards the HP4 by installing a pair of seven-spoke forged aluminum anodized black. Note also the use of a medium lighter sprocket. This battery with smaller casts further six pounds from the weight of the bike.

Apart from the electronics is one of the most important areas for improvement. The lighter wheels do wonders to change in relation to the steering forces with the HP4 power, much more responsive direction despite the new slightly wider profile Pirelli Diablo Supercorsa SP rear tire (200/55-17). There is so much more agile as a runner with the S1000RR need time to acclimate quickly as it maneuvers, especially mid-corner.

The older two-part brake calipers and Brembo monobloc calipers generation for robust style floating discs (320mm diameter) with a low friction material tailored to the BMW spec pads replaced along with a new set of nine buttons. The standard S1000RR has never been available in the off state, but new brakes facilitate feelings and consistency are you in round 1 or 10 In relation to the operation of the ABS, we were not revealed to actively activate at a fairly quick pace as the discrete system is the most runners on the track.

To further emphasize the pedigree of road HP4 from tourism accommodation and adds a lower fascia that extends around the rear wheel it. Not only does it look slimmer, it improves aerodynamics, too. LED indicators are also included, such as a windshield is tinted. Each bike has a special HP Racing Blue Metallic / Light colors. And for those who want something more exotic looking, the competition package adds body parts carbon fiber rims Racing blue anodized metal and a sticker set, the bike look like World Superbikes making plant. It is also equipped with racing style footrests are adjustable rotor brake and clutch levers are turning into less likely to be damaged in an accident.

In fact, the formula improves 2013 BMW S1000RR HP4 function around the circuit. But the look, as we are by the way is much more refined thrilled a motorcycle is like a package. Synergy powertrain, chassis and electronics allows the rider to ride at a pace that they might not be as comfortable on a different brand. And that is what distinguishes the HP4 beyond anything else on the market. As technology and the astronomically high performance of this machine is capable of its going to be an absolute steal if BMW is able to sell it for anywhere near its estimated $ 25,000 in the United States.

Spec of 2013 BMW S1000RR HP4 :

Engine: Liquid-cooled 999cc Inline Four, 16-valves
Bore and Stroke: 80.0 x 49.7mm
Compression Ratio: 13.1:1
Fuel Delivery: Dual Stage Fuel Injection
Clutch: Wet multi-plate slipper clutch; Cable actuation
Transmission: Six-speed
Final Drive: Chain 17F/45R
Frame: Twin spar aluminum
Front Suspension: 46mm inverted fork; 3-way adjustable for spring preload, compression and rebound; 4.7 in. travel
Rear Suspension: Gas-charged shock absorber; 4-way adjustable for spring preload, high/low-speed compression and rebound; 5.1 in. travel
Front Brakes: 320mm discs with radial-mount Brembo Monobloc four-piston calipers
Rear Brake: 220mm disc with single-piston caliper
Tires: Pirelli Diablo Supercorsa SP; 120/70R17, 200/55R17
Wheelbase: 56.0 in.
Rake: 23.2 deg. Trail: 3.8 in.
Seat Height: 32.3 in.
Fuel Capacity: 4.5 gal.
MSRP: TBD
Colors: HP Racing Blue Metallic / Light colorway
Warranty: Three year
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Thursday, 20 June 2013

The New 2013 BMW F800GT Review

If you've always dreamed of owning a legendary BMW motorcycles touring now may be the time to be on the trigger with the release of the new press BMW F800GT (from $ 11.890 plus $ 495 destination charge). This new middleweight replaced the six-year-old model ST, twinning sportier performance with more comfort and convenience to motorcyclists experience touring top in its class.

The latest creation of the motorcycle division is a mixture of old and new together. He always seeks to use and true BMW 798cc parallel twin, which is both water-cooled and fuel injection to the engine. However, fuel cards and lighting has been improved and ready plumbing evacuation sportier F800R. These changes lead to an alleged coup five inch equivalent to 90 hp at 8000 rpm in the ST horses. In our own bed, but the GT spun a little more than 80 ponies at 8300 rpm. For those who have more power, BMW offers a simple and pretty accessories Akrapovic slip-on style muffler ($ 993) is made.
Image of New 2013 BMW F800GT
Although we have many cars broke with the twin 800, the new version could be the best yet. It has more power at lower rpm then we remember, he escaped the fires of greed of a sport bike. The test chart shows that the Beemer up binoculars 85% of its maximum torque (£ 56.69 ft at 6400 rpm) cans as low as 3,600 rpm all the way up to 8700 rpm, 200 rpm Short Redline. This amounts to double faster virtually anywhere in the rev range, but fortunately find drivers rev the engine is slowing to approach the red line.

For the city and main road, the transmission is convenient and results in a sharp acceleration in lower gears without the engine speed to disturb in sixth gear at higher speeds. We also appreciate the sound of the most exuberant industrial engine as it builds the excitement behind the handlebars, but not so much to attract dirty looks from other motorists and pedestrians.

Gently for most engines and balanced, but we still feel the vibration when the tachometer needle pointing toward the upper end of the spectrum. More specifically, it is the condition pseudo-stroke engine suffered at any time 2500-3000 rpm single profile. Although it sounds similar to a mechanical combustion palpitations, BMW said it could be a feature of the balancing motor counter. From this position, the Bavarian brand has no definitive answer, but we'll add a comment at the end of the article, when we have an answer.

The rest of the powertrain, including the gearbox six-speed cable operated clutch and drive belt worked perfectly, and we love the true commitment and almost perfectly weighted effect of the clutch lever. This provides not only easy but also fun. Another advantage is the clean, requires no maintenance other than replacement under 34,000 miles.

Instead of upgrading the package the already versatile machine works well, German engineers on the frame of the bike, and looks concentrated to provide the handling and capabilities of tourism option. Although it looks the same, the swingarm is from two inches to the wheelbase of 59.6 inches 57.7 inches ST measurement. This increases the stability and traction of the rear wheel and allows the Beemer to jump around with the avidity of a more sports-oriented motorcycle. And the inevitable occasion caught in rain or high exceeding the limits of the rubber on the back of stock responsibility, there is the automatic stability control optional ($ 400).

ASC complete system standard antilock braking and sharing a pair of wheel speed sensors for determining the slip of the rear wheels. If excessive slip is detected, the reduction of the electronic power to assist the engine, the traction again. The system is always enabled by default, but can also be activated manually by pressing a button on the handlebar switchgear. Sticky on dry pavement, you must open the throttle hard and early to activate ASC, but on soft surfaces, its application is easy to see how it restricts the supply line to two wheels. The technology is not as advanced as the intentional or traction control S1000RR flagship sports bike of the Bavarian brand, but it's still a nice safety device for those who regularly drive on wet roads and are not to comfortable pushing a motorcycle.

The wheels aluminum wheels 10-spoke have a new contemporary look. And they are easier. The rims are either Metzeler Roadtec Z8 or Continental Road Attack 2 tires in size 120/70-17 (front) and 180/55-17 (rear). Our Radiant Valencia Orange Metallic horse led the latter brand, and we've had very good results in terms of handling, tire grip and warm-up. In addition, the wheels are an option Tire Pressure Monitor $ 250, which is fully integrated into the screen of the device. A warning lamp is lit even when the tire pressure falls below a predetermined threshold.

Braking hardware consists of a pair of 320mm drilled rotors with four-piston front calipers Brembo pressed. A solo 265mm disc and caliper piston is on the back with both brakes operate independently equipped with stainless steel lines with anti-lock functionality. Stopping power is another highlight of the GT with each lever has a massive power and acute sense of what to do for effective and enduring stops. The actuation of the ABS also works for anything but an all-out blitzkrieg pace male mount footrest style slide, even if we want it to be like the CSA has been resolved.
2013 New BMW F800GT
Other suspension modifications include a slight decrease (0.6 inches) travel told us to increase steering precision. The rear bumper has a button manually adjustable spring preload tension more or less on the shock spring on the driver or preferences handling payload. Optional BMW Assist Electronic Suspension ($ 350) can also be fitted to riders, the rebound in three rear suspension settings (Comfort, Normal and Sport) to change.

This electronic adjustment can be made on the fly via a button on the left handlebar. There was a noticeable difference in the speed at which the shock over large bumps and large holes back. We preferred the setting of sport rather than precise route offered at a faster pace on winding roads. The rear part of the frame was up 24 pounds of cargo transport payload (payload total including the driver, front passenger and baggage is valued at € 456) reinforced to accommodate.

Driven and ready to ride the GT weighs 470 pounds (without luggage or other accessory). Although these figures do not blow gurus table spec, on the road, it feels much more agile. Part of the credit goes to the place of the four-liter tank under the seat. This contributes to a consistent and easy to use approach, if the tank is full or empty. With its wide handles Beemer direction changes with little effort, cutting in and out of traffic with the agility of a much smaller bike. BMW accessorial difficult cases are easy to install and weather resistant and have an elegant shelving to hold your items while charging.

The way the pilot is in the cockpit has been optimized for comfort. The driving position footrest have been moved forward and downward by about half to reduce the fatigue of the knee flexion thumb. The seat also comprises an upper surface and a lower height (31.5 cm) from the set ST (33.07 cm). In addition, BMW offers buyers a choice between a low seating position (30.1 cm) or high (32.3 cm) than the free dealer fit. Finally, the handlebar height has been increased by nearly an inch of an assembly device updated to reduce vibration. Overall, this is a very comfortable Ross offers comfort throughout the day, if a little cranky still his way through "bars, especially at high speeds. And of course, since this is a BMW heated grips are optional ($ 250) that offers a smooth ride in cold weather.

Visually, the GT is more pleasing to the eye with its larger screen and wider nose also helps direct the air to match. Our only criticism is that the windshield is not a great driver setting prone to fatigue during extended road riding relay. Other aesthetic improvements are updated fonts lettering in the dashboard and additional IT functions, including fuel level and coolant temperature. A stopwatch function, gear indicator and thermometers air as an onboard computer of $ 295 option. Although these functions are practically, we wish they were installed free of charge in the standard model.

For some touring capabilities may outweigh the performance of pure and simple operation. Fortunately not skimp BMW with his luggage, that new difficult cases, some of the best we've seen. Pockets offer easy set-up system (available separately $ 150), making them friendly to install. They are lockable weather resistant and have a smart time to hold items in place during loading and transport. Each container provides almost 15 liters of storage capacity and can hold up to 22 pounds. Top box hard plastic (just over seven liters) and tank bag (3.7 gallon capacity) are available for large packer.

Once again, we continue to make believers of the brand with its new propeller 2013 New BMW F800GT. It serves the purpose of real-world performance, which is not only practical, during the work week, but it is also fun antics during spirited canyon carving on the weekend. Factor in rider-friendly options of seat height and easy handling manners and the BMW is required for one of the few bikes in the garage. Our only beef is optional, but absolutely must-have a tiered pricing structure that pushes the price as tested to $ 14.511. However, if you are looking for an experience of high-end line, this probably offers BMW.

Specification of The New 2013 BMW F800GT :

Engine: Liquid-cooled 798cc Parallel Twin, 8-valves 
Bore and Stroke: 82.0 x 75.6mm
Compression Ratio: 12.0:1
Fuel Delivery: Fuel-injection
Clutch: Wet multi-plate; Cable actuation 
Transmission: Six-speed
Final Drive: Belt
Frame: Aluminum
Front Suspension: 43mm fork non-adjustable; 4.9 in. travel
Rear Suspension: Hydraulic shock absorber; 2-way adjustable for spring preload and rebound damping; 4.9 in. travel
Front Brakes: 320mm discs with four-piston Brembo calipers
Rear Brake: 265mm disc with single-piston caliper
Tires: 120/70R17, 180/55R17
Curb Weight: 470 lbs.
Wheelbase: 59.9 in.
Seat Height: 31.5 in.
Fuel Capacity: 4.0 gallon
MSRP: $11890 Base; $495 Desination Charge
Warranty: 36-month / 36,000 miles
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