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BMW Teases F 450 RR Ahead of October 15 Debut
BMW has shown a small teaser image of a new sportbike.
It may be called the F 450 RR, but BMW has not confirmed the name.
The company plans to reveal it on October 15.
The bike is expected to share an engine with two other BMW motorcycles, the F 450 GS and F 450 R. BMW might change how that engine delivers power to suit the new bike.
The teaser shows winglets and lights on the sides.
More details about its design and features are expected before or at the reveal.
The article says it could compete with the KTM RC 390.
BMW Motorrad teased a fully faired sportbike that is expected to be called the F 450 RR.
The company has scheduled the motorcycle’s official reveal for October 15.
The bike is expected to use the 420cc twin-cylinder engine shared with the F 450 GS and F 450 R.
The teaser image shows a silhouette with winglets and side-positioned daytime running lights.
BMW may adjust the engine’s power and torque for the sportier model, but has not confirmed its specifications.
- Who
- BMW Motorrad
- What
- Teased a fully faired sportbike expected to be called the F 450 RR.
- Where
- The motorcycle is expected to be offered in the Indian market.
- When
- The official reveal is scheduled for October 15.
- Why
- The teaser signals a possible expansion of BMW’s 450cc motorcycle range with a sportier model.
Key facts
- Expected model name
- BMW F 450 RR; BMW has not confirmed the name.
- Reveal date
- October 15
- Expected engine
- 420cc twin-cylinder, shared with the F 450 GS and F 450 R
- F 450 R output
- Around 48 hp, according to the article
- Teaser details
- A fully faired silhouette with winglets and side-positioned daytime running lights
- Potential rival
- KTM RC 390
Sources
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