2021 BMW R 1250 GS, R 1250 GS Adventure to be launched on July 8

    The updated BMW R 1250 GS range is powered by a BS6-compliant, 1,254cc, twin-cylinder engine that develops 136hp and 143Nm of torque.

    Published On Jul 05, 2021 06:31:00 PM

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    2021 BMW R 1250 GS, R 1250 GS Adventure to be launched on July 8

    BMW Motorrad India will launch its 2021 R 1250 GS and R 1250 GS Adventure on July 8.

    • Bookings for the bikes began last week

    • BS6-compliant 1,254cc engine makes 136hp and 143Nm

    • The motorcycles feature new colours and upgraded equipment

    2021 BMW R 1250 GS, R 1250 GS Adventure: upgraded equipment

    For 2021, the bikes get Dynamic Traction Control and an Eco mode as standard. The latter adjusts torque and power delivery in order to maximise fuel economy. BMW has also said that the bikes come equipped with its combi-braking system called BMW Integral ABS Pro system. The tech works along with the six-axis IMU to adjust braking performance, depending on whether the motorcycle is being ridden on-road or off-road.

    Optional extras include adaptive cornering lights with a provision to adjust the height of the headlight beam. The Hill Start Control Pro system has also been updated.

    2021 BMW R 1250 GS, R 1250 GS Adventure: engine

    Both, the R 1250 GS and R 1250 GS Adventure are powered by a BS6-compliant, 1,254cc, twin-cylinder engine. This engine produces 136hp at 7,750rpm and 143Nm of torque at 6,250rpm. It also features BMW’s Shiftcam technology, the company’s version of variable valve control.

    2021 BMW R 1250 GS, R 1250 GS Adventure: new colours

    New colour options include Triple Black and Solid White paint schemes for the standard R 1250 GS. The R 1250 GS Adventure, on the other hand, pairs the Triple Black with a new ice grey colour. The BMW white, red and blue Rallye colours are also available.

    Also see:

    BMW R 18 B, R 18 Transcontinental on the way

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