Accepting the inevitable
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Posted August 5 2009 09:22 AM by Tim.Carrithers
After 6000 miles on BMW’s 800GS, I’ve come to at least one immutable conclusion. It can be either an astonishingly capable broadband street bike, or a reasonable capable mid-side adventurer, but not both. As delivered,...
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Filed under: Staff News, BMW , BMW
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And all morning to get there
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Posted June 15 2009 01:36 PM by Tim.Carrithers
Every once in awhile we do what you think we’re doing every day; take off at 9:00 a.m. on a motorcycle for no particular reason. No specific destination, either. Just ride.
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Filed under: Miscellaneous, BMW
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Posted January 31 2008 03:50 AM by staff
Woodcliff Lake, NJ - January 24, 2008... Motorcycle enthusiasts eagerly awaiting the arrival of BMW's new F 800 GS will need to be a bit more patient, as production of the middleweight dual-purpose enduro will be delayed...
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Filed under: Industry News, BMW
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Posted January 25 2008 03:56 PM by staff
So what about the numerous model codes that we have also become
acquainted with over the years, such as R, RS, S, CS, C, CL, GS, RT,
RS, GT and LT?
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Filed under: Miscellaneous, BMW , BMW
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Posted January 24 2008 04:11 PM by staff
The decision of BMW to produce motorcycles with in-line engines saw the bikes in these model series receive a totally separate designation.
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Posted January 22 2008 04:17 AM by staff
BMW acted to simplify the system in the mid-1920s. The references to the number of cylinders and model series were abandoned. Now the only entry in front of the project number was to denote an engine (‘M’ = Motor),...
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Posted January 18 2008 04:01 PM by staff
Ever wondered how BMW motorcycles get their names? The history of the nomenclature for aero engines, motorcycles and cars is marked on the one hand by enduring lines, and on the other by surprising twists and turns.
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