GS Trophy Finals in November 2010.The GS Trophy UK, taking place on 31 July / 01 August 2010 at BMW Off Road Skills base in South Wales, is Britain’s only national qualifying round for this major international motorcycle competition. Open to all

's also a lot easier to pick up if you drop it...I reckon the new F800GS will lure those that have always hankered for a GS but been put off by the 1200's gargantuan size. So, top marks BMW, we reckon you’ve hit the nail on the head with this one.The F 800

THREE new bikes from BMW got the chance to show off their charms on Spanish roads yesterday. All three use the latest version of BM's 1200 boxer motor, which last year got a big performance upgrade courtesy of double overhead camshafts and radially

HOT NEWS from deep inside BMW this morning - the bosses at the German manufacturer have got wind about a new bike coming from Honda, a new V4-powered GS-beater.The Honda is apparently being targetted to be shown at the end of 2011 and will feature

TO CELEBRATE the 500,000th GS produced since the bikes introduction in 1980, BMW is releasing 500 special edition R1200GS models. The anniversary bike will feature a front fender extension, black oil-cooler spoiler, tinted windshield, two-tone seat

BMW R1200GS owners have been warned about a possible problem with the machine that could leave the handguards pressing on the front brake lever.Owners have been told to check that the thread on the bolt that holds the guards in place is tightened

to begin with – but the jaw-dropping effect is even more pronounced when the base machine isn't designed for speed. And in this case the base is the ever-popular but never-fast BMW R1200GS.Dacar Motorsports in Brazil is offering a kit with not one but two

FOR the first quarter of 2012 the combined sales of BMW's R1200GS and Adventure have made it the best selling motorcycle in the UK.The first three months of the year saw BMW sell 293 units of the R1200GS and 240 of its Adventure variant, compared

The 14-hour flight left Urry looking rather pastyDURBAN, South Africa: We're getting ready to ride BMW’s latest middleweights, the F800GS and F650GS. Both bikes use the same parallel twin 800 engine as in the F800ST models, but, according to BMW

PRODUCTION of BMW's new F800GS is suffering serious delays due to worldwide demand for the company's popular F650GS single cylinder dual-purpose machine.According to Visordown's US sources, the F800GS isn't expected to be available in the USA until