The new BMW R nineT Urban G/S has just been revealed in Milan. We have already shown you the Lac Rose prototype that the bike is based on, but we now have a confirmation that the bike will be in the German manufacturer’s range for 2017.
BMW also showed the new R nineT at the show. This is the latest incarnation of the roadster that was originally launched back in 2013.
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The new R nineT Urban G/S is quite different from the base model, and BMW says that the R nineT Urban G/S draws on the genes of the very first and legendary BMW R 80 G/S of the year 1980, transporting them into the modern era with contemporary technology in the form of a classic enduro-style BMW motorcycle with boxer engine.
Both of the new BMW Heritage models feature the potent, air/oil-cooled boxer engine with a capacity of 1,170cc and an output of 110bhp combined with a 6-speed gearbox. The two variants are both designed to meet the requirements of the Euro 4 restrictions.
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The highlights of the new BMW R nineT and R nineT Urban G/S:
- Potent flat-twin boxer engine with a capacity of 1,170cc and an output of 81kW (110bhp) that meets EU4 requirements.
- Modular frame concepts with scope for customising, allowing individualisation according to personal taste.
- R nineT with new wired-spoke wheels.
- R nineT Urban G/S with light alloy cast wheels and 19-inch front wheel in enduro style.
- 320-millimetre twin disc brake at the front.
- ABS as standard.
- ASC (Automatic Stability Control) as an ex works option.
- 2-in-1 exhaust system.
- High-end details such as fork bridges made of forged aluminium with a clear anodised finish.
- R nineT in classic roadster design in Blackstorm metallic in conjunction with a black frame and drivetrain.
- R nineT Urban G/S in the enduro style of the first R 80 G/S dating back to the year 1980.
- R nineT Urban G/S in Lightwhite non-metallic combined with fuel tank decor in two blue tones with a bright red seat – echoing BMW Motorsport colours of past years.
SPECS:
BMW R nineT
Engine
Capacity cc 1 170
Bore/stroke mm 101/73
Output kW/hp 81/110 at engine speed rpm 7 750
Torque Nm 116 at engine speed rpm 6 000
Type Air/oil-cooled 2-cylinder boxer engine
No. of cylinders 2
Compression/fuel 12.0:1 / premium unleaded (95-98 RON)
Valve/accelerator actuation DOHC
Valves per cylinder 4
Ø intake/outlet mm 39/33
Ø throttle valves mm 50
Engine control BMS-MP
Emission control Closed-loop 3-way catalytic converter
Electrical system
Alternator W 720
Battery V/Ah 12/14 maintenance-free
Headlight W 60/55 H4
Starter kW 1.2
Power transmission – gearbox
Clutch Hydraulically activated dry clutch
Gearbox Constant-mesh 6-speed gearbox
Primary ratio 1.737
Transmission ratios
I 2.375
II 1.696
III 1.296
IV 1.065
V 0.939
VI 0.848
Rear wheel drive Universal shaft
Transmission ratio 2.91
Suspension
Frame construction type Tubular space frame in steel, engine self-supporting
Front wheel control Upside down telescopic fork, Ø 46 mm
Rear wheel control BMW Paralever
Total spring travel, front/rear mm 120/120
Wheel castor mm 107.9
Wheelbase mm 1 487
Steering head angle ° 63.2
Brakes front Hydraulically activated twin disc brake, Ø 320 mm – rear Single-disc brake Ø 265 mm
ABS BMW Motorrad ABS
Wheels Spoke wheel (front 3.5 x 17″, rear 5.5 x 17″)
Tyres front 120/70 ZR 17 – rear 180/55 ZR 17
Dimensions and weights
Total length mm 2 175
Total width with mirrors mm 900
Seat height mm 803
DIN unladen weight, road ready kg 222
Permitted total weight kg 430
Fuel tank capacity l 18
Performance figures
Fuel consumption (WMTC) l/100 km 5.3
0‒100 km/h s 3.5
Top speed km/h 200
BMW R nineT Urban G/S
Engine
Capacity cc 1 170
Bore/stroke mm 101/73
Output kW/hp 81/110 at engine speed rpm 7 750
Torque Nm 116 at engine speed rpm 6 000
Type Air/oil-cooled 2-cylinder boxer engine
No. of cylinders 2
Compression/fuel 12.0:1 / premium unleaded (95-98 RON)
Valve/accelerator actuation DOHC
Valves per cylinder 4
Ø intake/outlet mm 39/33
Ø throttle valves mm 50
Engine control BMS-MP
Emission control Closed-loop 3-way catalytic converter
Electrical system
Alternator W 720
Battery V/Ah 12/14 maintenance-free
Headlight W 60/55 H4
Starter kW 1.2
Power transmission – gearbox
Clutch Hydraulically activated dry clutch
Gearbox Constant-mesh 6-speed gearbox
Primary ratio 1.737
Transmission ratios
I 2.375
II 1.696
III 1.296
IV 1.065
V 0.939
VI 0.848
Rear wheel drive Universal shaft
Transmission ratio 2.91
Suspension
Frame construction type Tubular space frame in steel, engine self-supporting
Front wheel control Telescopic fork, Ø 43 mm
Rear wheel control BMW Paralever
Total spring travel, front/rear mm 125/140
Wheel castor mm 110.6
Wheelbase mm 1 527
Steering head angle ° 61.5
Brakes front Hydraulically activated twin disc brake, Ø 320 mm, rear Single-disc brake Ø 265 mm
ABS BMW Motorrad ABS
Wheels Aluminium cast wheel (front 3.0 x 19″, rear 4.5 x 17″)
Tyres front 120/70 ZR 19, rear 170/60 ZR 17
Dimensions and weights
Total length mm 2 175
Total width with mirrors mm 870
Seat height mm 850
DIN unladen weight, road ready kg 221
Permitted total weight kg 430
Fuel tank capacity l 17
Performance figures
Fuel consumption (WMTC) l/100 km 5.3
0‒100 km/h s 3.6
Top speed km/h 200
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