2010 BMW S1000RR – BMW’s first In-Line Four cylinder Superbike
Posted in: Motorcycles
31
Jan
2010

BMW Motorrad adds to its versatile model line-up with the S1000RR Superbike and introduce many new cutting-edge motorcycle technologies, such as ride-by-wire and traction control that the German company has become renowned for. As opposed to its European competitors, the new Beemer 1000 superbike will utilize a traverse-mounted liquid-cooled Inline-Four displacing 999cc’s, just under the limit for World Superbike competition. Like its Japanese competitors the BMW S1000RR engine makes use of dual overhead camshafts and 4-valves per cylinder. A six-speed transmission and a conventional chain final drive complete the S1000RR powertrain. Price (MSRP): $13,800. [Via]



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