BMW announces new round of trade-in offers with savings of £1,300

BMW Motorrad UK is offering customers the chance to save £1,300 on the R1300 GS and R1300 GS Adventure models when trading in any motorcycle.

You might like to read our BMW R1300 GS review. 

The offer could make the already popular R1300 GS even more attractive to customers, as trading in your current bike would drop the bike’s RRP from £16,740 down to £15,440. On the other hand, customers would be looking at a new price of £17,590 for the R1300 GS Adventure, instead of its recommended retail price of £18,890. 

By offering customers the chance to save £1,300 on either of these two bikes, BMW is clearly looking to make the most of the increased interest surrounding the adventure segment. In fact, both models ended 2025 as the company’s two best sellers, with the R1300 GS responsible for 32,555 sales worldwide, while the Adventure variant ended the year as the company’s best seller overall with 33,570 units sold. 

Both models are powered by the same 1,300cc liquid-cooled boxer twin that produces 143 bhp at 7,750rpm and 110 Ib-ft of torque at 6,500rpm. 

Joining its adventure siblings in receiving the same £1,300 trade-in offer is the R1300 RT model. This means customers can buy the tourer for £17,690 instead of the original price of £18,990.

To take advantage of the trade-in offer across any of the three models, there are a few things you should know. Firstly, you will need to have owned the motorcycle you wish to trade for at least three months, while the value of the bike must at least be the same as the discounted price of the new one. 

For the offer to be accepted, the bike will also need to be purchased before September 30, and registered before October 31. 

Additionally, BMW has also revealed new offers across the S1000 XR and F900 R. Starting with the latter, the F900 R is now available with a zero per cent APR Representative offer, as is the case for the F900 XR. Meanwhile, customers that buy a new S1000 XR will receive a £500 deposit contribution from the manufacturer, while a new 4.9 per cent finance rate is also available.

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