BMW Motorrad UK has announced pricing and model specifications for the 2015 S 1000 XR and F 800 R.

The S 1000 XR adventure-sports motorcycle will be available for £12,400 OTR, with ABS, Automatic Stability Control (ASC) and two riding power modes as standard.

Two model variants will also be available with a higher level of factory-fit specifications as standard. The S 1000 XR Sport will be £13,645 OTR and the S 1000 XR Sport SE will be £14,750 OTR.

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The three S 1000 XR variants will be launching in Summer 2015.

S 1000 XR – £12,400 OTR

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• BMW Motorrad ABS
• Automatic Stability Control
• Riding Modes

S 1000 XR Sport – £13,645 OTR

As XR, but also includes:
• Dynamic Traction Control
• Gear Shift Assist Pro
• Riding Modes Pro
• Cruise Control
• Heated Grips
• Daytime Riding Lights
• LED Indicators

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S 1000 XR Sport SE – £14,750 OTR

As XR Sport, but also includes:
• Dynamic ESA
• Onboard Computer Pro
• Centre Stand
• Luggage Grid
• Pannier Fastenings
• GPS Preparation

The F 800 R will be cost £7,595 OTR and arrives in dealers on 7 February as part of the New Season Launch. Customers can pre-arrange test rides with BMW Motorrad Retailers.

The F 800 R Sport model will also be available featuring a selection of factory fit options at £7,855 OTR – an Engine Spoiler, LED Indicators, LED Rear Light and a Pillion Seat Cover.

Customers will be able to see the F 800 R, R 1200 R and S 1000 RR in their local BMW Motorrad Retailer from 7 February onwards as part of the New Season Launch.

F 800 R – £7,595 OTR

• Increase in power to 90 hp (up 4 hp)
• Dynamic new styling and design
• Upside down forks, radial front brake callipers and lighter forged wheels
• Seat height reduced to 790 mm (from 800 mm on 2014 model)
• Power output can be reduced to 48 hp (35 kW) to meet A2 licence classification

F 800 R Sport – £7,855 OTR.

As standard, but also includes:
• Engine Spoiler
• LED Indicators
• LED Rear Light
• Pillion Seat Cover

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