2024 BMW R 12 nineT - specs & first impression - a true rider's bike

In this video I give go over what I think are all the relevant specifications for the 2024 BMW R 12 nineT and then I give you my first ride impressions. This is a true rider's bike and I'm now looking forward to spending more time on it and building a more well rounded opinion of it.
Location for this video is Surrey, England, UK.
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[@BikerTorque]

Great video by the way.

[@TheClassicMotorcycleChannel]

Thanks Ross!

[@SuperBulldog03]

Excellent review, very informative and well orated. Well done.

[@PaulCopp]

Got mine just over a week ago. 600 miles later and still loving it.

[@TheClassicMotorcycleChannel]

That’s great to hear! Congratulations

[@akhila0762]

That Aluminum tank looks great

[@marcusrichardson3472]

Nice quick review. I have a 21yr R9T with the similar electronics and and still love it. The only mods I made were tail tidy and rear suspension I swapped for Wilbers which totally transformed the bike. I’d be keen to know what the rear shock is like on this new model. I really like the digital dash and phone mount on this one with the control wheel on left handlebar. For me that’s the one thing that would make me consider the upgrade. I like the tank on my one more, but the rear is much tidier on the new one. I wouldn’t bother with option 719 trinkets though they are very nicely finished. Thanks

[@TheClassicMotorcycleChannel]

Ah, thanks for your nice comments and it's good to hear some detail from an owner :)

[@geneahart5607]

It sure sounds good.

[@Deetroiter]

Love the bike, but I’d take the Moto Guzzi for much cheaper. The BMW is just priced way too high. Regardless, enjoyed your video and insight!

[@michaelcrouch5708]

Needs a proper front mudguard and some sort of hugger, looks nice but despite the obvious quality its way to pricey.

[@BikerTorque]

BMW do produce bikes that are all quality and the R12NineT is no different. Have to say though, for me, I prefer the R12, which is also a bit cheaper.

[@the_luki]

5k to expensive compared to other retro bikes with similar specs…

[@GPR111]

Nice bike, but there's better out there for considerably less money

[@gerry343]

Ditch the twin silencers.

[@BikerTorque]

I reckon the twin pipes look the goods.

[@gordonsuddery4635]

Sorry but that's not for me 🤔💭🐑🇵🇭🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿⭐

[@jeremykeller211]

"Every signal detail"... What about weight? Over 180 kg/400 lbs? If so, add two wheels--it's an automobile.

[@Dooby0071]

Ride a dirt bike then lmao