Updated BMW F 900 GS Officially Teased Ahead of India Launch

BMW Motorrad has teased the new F 900 GS on social media, suggesting its availability in our market soon. The new GS is a successor to the F 850 GS, which starts at 12.95 lakh in India. It has several upgrades over its predecessor, such as a new chassis, updated styling, and a larger displacement engine. The new F 900 GS has a more streamlined design, focusing on convenience and ergonomics. It features a sloped forward windscreen, a white exposed sub-frame, an enduro-styled seat, LED lighting, a large TFT dash, and wire-spoke wheels. 

 

 

 

 

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Compared to the F850 GS, the new BMW F900 GS weighs about 14 kg less due to the new engine and the elimination of the huge front beak, among other things. While an official launch date has not been revealed, the bike is expected to arrive in India sometime soon. 

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BMW F 900 GS: More Highlights 

A completely reworked 895cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine powers the BMW F900 GS, mated to a 6-speed gearbox. It generates a maximum power output of 105bhp at 8500rpm and a peak torque of 93Nm at 6750rpm. The motorcycle is equipped with an adjustable monoshock at the rear and an aluminum dual swing arm with an upside-down fork up front. It has two 305mm discs at the front and a 265mm disc at the rear. Features-wise, the F900 GS includes ABS, riding modes, keyless start, and traction control.

While there is no official announcement, the BMW F 900 GS could land on Indian shores by the end of August, priced between Rs 13 lakh and Rs 14.5 lakh. It will compete with the Honda XL750 Transalp and the Triumph Tiger 900.

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Recent Developments 

BMW Motorrad recently introduced a new 'Style Passion' variant of the G 310 RR in India. The new model has a Racing Blue Metallic paint scheme, which combines metallic blue and black colours, with red accents on the fairing and tail portion. Notably, the other Style Sport variant with white, blue, and red BMW colours continues to be available.