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BMW S1000RR will cost £11,150 in basic trim

BMW's new Superbike priced to compete with Japanese rivals

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Posted: 17 November 2009
by Ben Cope
Niall Mackenzie tests the BMW S1000RR for Visordown

BMW have released the prices of their new S1000RR superbike.

The basic model will cost £11,150, with ABS costing £800, Race ABS DTC (traction control) is £1225, GSA (gearshift assist, i.e. a quickshifter) is £305 and a BMW alarm is £175 and the BMW Motorrad Motorsport paint is £400.

So a fully optioned-up S1000RR with Motorsport paint will cost you £12,500.



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K H
I think I'll be going with the new Honda VFR1200 when it comes out.

Posted: 17/11/2009 at 14:55


Steve Pickford

I think you'll find that the cost of the Sport version is £12,500 in 2010 if VAT returns to 17.5% as anticipated.

Feel free to contact your local dealer for accurate pricing.


Posted: 17/11/2009 at 20:25

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