BMW Motorrad India announces pre-launch bookings for All-New F 900 GS and F 900 GS Adventure motorcycles

BMW Motorrad introduces latest premium mid-range touring enduros, offering enhanced off-road, touring and adventure capabilities.

21 Aug 2024 | 14681 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau

BMW Motorrad India has announced bookings for the all-new BMW F 900 GS and F 900 GS Adventure motorcycles. These models will be available as Completely Built-Up (CBU) units and can be booked through the brand's dealership network across India.

The all-new BMW F 900 GS and the all-new BMW F 900 GS Adventure are the latest premium mid-range touring enduros from BMW Motorrad. These motorcycles are designed to provide an enhanced off-road, touring, and adventure riding experience for customers.

The BMW F 900 GS features a parallel-twin engine with a displacement of 895cc, producing a maximum power output of 105 hp and a peak torque of 92 Nm. It has a dry weight of 213 kg.

The BMW F 900 GS Adventure is equipped with the same parallel-twin engine as the F 900 GS, but with a larger fuel tank capacity and additional off-road-focused features. It has a dry weight of 229 kg.

Both models come equipped with advanced electronic rider aids, adjustable suspension, and various connectivity and safety features to enhance the overall riding experience.

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