BMW F900R

Description

The BMW F900R is a middleweight naked bike from the German manufacturer, designed to offer a balance of performance, comfort, and everyday usability.

It was introduced as part of BMW’s F-series, replacing the F800R.

Here are some key features and specifications of the BMW F900R:

### Engine:
– **Type**: 895cc, parallel-twin engine
– **Power**: About 99 hp – 73 kW – at 8,500 rpm
– **Torque**: 92 Nm – 68 lb-ft – at 6,500 rpm
– **Cooling**: Liquid-cooled
– **Fuel Injection**: Electronic fuel injection for smooth throttle response
– **Transmission**: 6-speed gearbox with a shaft drive or chain drive, depending on the model

### Performance:
– **Top Speed**: Around 200 km/h (124 mph)
– **Acceleration**: 0-100 km/h (0-62 mph) in approximately 3.5 seconds

### Suspension:
– **Front**: Upside-down fork with adjustable rebound and compression damping
– **Rear**: Monoshock with adjustable preload and rebound damping

### Brakes:
– **Front**: Dual 320mm disc brakes with four-piston calipers
Rear: Single 265mm disc brake with a single-piston caliper
ABS: Standard with optional cornering ABS

### Electronics:
Riding Modes: Road, Rain, and Dynamic modes with traction control
Connectivity: BMW’s Connectivity system, including a TFT display with smartphone integration
Cruise Control: Optional
Optional: Quick-shifter and heated grips

### Design:
Style: Naked bike with a minimalistic design, aggressive front end, and ergonomic seating position
Weight: Approximately 200 kg (441 lbs) ready to ride
Seat Height: Adjustable between 770mm to 790mm

### Features,
LED Lighting: Full LED front and rear lights with indicators and day-running lights
Digital Display: TFT display with the option to customize information layout
Ergonomics: Adjustable handlebars and seat height for different riders’ preferences

Indeed, the F900R is often praised for its solid performance, good handling, and an engaging riding experience, whether commuting or doing twisty roads. It tends to target riders looking for an agile and sporty bike that can do the job on lengthier rides.