BMW Concept R 18: a cruiser expected in 2020 that can be pre-ordered

The presentation is scheduled in 2020. After BMW Concept R 18, we wait for the defined model driven by aboxer twin-cylinder unit di 1800 cc.

Heritage charm

The new heart of waiting was recently presented R18 signed by BMW Motorradand an “Big Boxers” of 1.802 cc linked to a six-commodity gearbox always engaged, which delivers 91 horses (67kW) a 4.750 rpm e 158 Nm of torque already at 3.000 rpm. From 2.000 to 4.000 rpm, more than 150 Nm of available torque is already indicated. The maximum speed amounts to 5.750 rpm, as reported.
La Concept, introduced in Villa d'Este competition, has captured considerable attention. An idea that embraces a powerful boxer twin-cylinder enriched by a double Solex carburettor, recalling a historical tradition, such as the setting of the vehicle itself. An essential electronic part and technical and aesthetic elements, such as the exposed chromed transmission shaft connected to the rear wheel, are other aspects that accentuate its mechanical appearance. For potential interested parties, we would like to point out the opportunity to pre-order the BMW R 18 via a specific platform accessible at www.r18.bmw-motorrad.it, as indicated. The model will be shown during 2020.

BMW Concept R 18/2

The new BMW Concept R 18/2 proposes a different idea of ​​the prototype already introduced, providing a further vision devoted to dynamism and sportiness. An overview of the potential of this concept linked to the powerful boxer, from a customization point of view. The unit remains precisely 1.800 cc air and oil cooled, as mentioned, also recognizable by the connotative Solex carburettors. The various details are distinctive, such as the acronym highlighted on the engine, the Hattech exhaust, the Brembo braking calipers and the large 19 and 16 inch wheels, as reported. The fluid and extended set of shapes is also connotative, favored by the aerodynamic front, the raised handlebars, the teardrop tank, the saddle placed next to the rear mudguard which seems to embrace the wheel and the "Candy Apple Red" colour, still taking up the indications.

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