BMW reveals complimentary luggage and finance offers
BMW has revealed a new ‘complimentary luggage’ offer for customers that purchase a R1300 GS or R1300 GS Adventure.
BMW Motorrad UK has revealed a new ‘complementary luggage’ offer that’s available with two of its most popular bikes in the UK, as well as a new finance deal.
The new luggage offer is available on the R1300 GS and R1300 GS Adventure, which both shared considerable time at the top of the UK’s best-selling adventure motorcycle rankings in 2025, according to data provided by the MCIA (Motorcycle Industry Association).
You might like to read our 2025 BMW R1300 GS review.
It’s not just in the UK where the R1300 GS and R1300 GS Adventure performed well, either, as BMW sold 33,570 units of the R1300 GS Adventure and 32,555 R1300 GSs, worldwide.
The new luggage offer varies slightly across the two models; if customers opt for the R1300 GS they will receive a Vario top box and panniers. But if it’s the R1300 GS Adventure you want, then BMW will throw in aluminium panniers and a matching top box.
The ‘Highlight Offers’ scheme is only available for a limited time, but it is supported by new finance packages from BMW. As well as the brand’s popular R1300 GS and R1300 GS Adventure, the new 4.9 per cent finance rate is available on BMW’s S series models, including the S1000 R, S1000 RR and S1000 XR.
The same rate can be also found aboard the R12, which features BMW’s iconic boxer engine, as well as the G310 GS and R models. The F 900 R, F 900 GS, F 800 GS, and the entire K1600 range have been given the same treatment.
Additionally, BMW Motorrad is extending its zero per cent APR finance offer with a £500 deposit contribution to both the CE 02 and CE 04 electric models.
More information about all of these deals can be found on the official BMW Motorrad UK website.
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