Latest News about BMW S1000 RR [2017-2018]

BMW Motorrad might give their litre-class superbike, the S1000RR, just a cosmetic update for the 2018 model. According to the documents with the California Air Resources Board (CARB), no changes have been done to this German motorcycle. 

BMW Motorrad has been working on an all-new S1000RR and the whole world knows about it. But now, for the first time, a prototype has been spied testing somewhere in Europe revealing a lot of information of the bike. 

BMW Motorrad announced the pricing for its flagship superbike, the HP4 Race, earlier this week. Produced in a limited run of just 750 units, the HP4 Race is a homologation special motorcycle, hand-built by a special team in Berlin, Germany. Although it is based on the S1000RR, the USD 78,000 (Rs 49.97 lakhs) price tag makes it five times more expensive than the standard bike. We take a look at the upgrades which make the BMW HP4 Race worth its astronomical price tag – 

The next-generation BMW S1000RR has been spotted testing in Europe. While the previous update gave the bike a cosmetic overhaul, a bump in power and a revised chassis, this new model seems to benefit from a few more significant upgrades. 

Gone are the days when buying a superbike meant approaching an agent to get it privately imported (and risk a ‘friendly’ visit from the DRI) and an endless wait. Today, you can walk in to any international motorcycle manufacturer’s showroom, get a test ride and book yourself a full-blown litre-class superbike. With the rapid increase in the purchasing power, big brands have been flocking the country to grab a slice of the pie. Here are eight litre-class superbikes that you can buy in India -  

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BMW Motorrad has unveiled its most performance-focussed production bike till date – the HP4 Race. To be produced in a limited run of just 750 units, the HP4 Race is a homolgation special hand-built by a special team in Berlin, Germany.