BMW F800R - DESIGN DETAILS, EXHAUST SOUND, FLY-BY, REVS

When it comes to middleweight naked bike, most riders tend to overlook BMW as there is an assumption that the German firm only makes ‘big’ bikes. However since 2009 BMW have been producing the F800R model, a naked middleweight that in many ways offers a far more ‘grown up’ riding experience than rivals such as the Yamaha MT-07 or Kawasaki ER-6n/Z650 range. Using the same parallel twin style of motor as its Japanese rivals, the F800R comes with a far more advanced set of optional extras such as traction control or even on the latest generation an ESA shock. So why is it overlooked? As well as a generally far higher price tag, despite their best efforts (which included employing a stunt rider to promote it to the yoof) the F800R isn’t the sexiest of bikes and it lacks the cool image that its rivals portray. However if you want a solid and well specified naked middleweight, the BMW F800R should certainly be quite high up on your consideration list.
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[@TR5T]

One of the most underrated bikes ever made. Only. the most discerning need apply. Many testers stop at the "vibrations" in the mid range when the overall is simply fabulous. Power, weight, brakes, comfort HANDLING. Un popular with Beeemer riders because it was a vertical twin. Those few who do discover this gem know it's superb qualities.

[@touringheads7990]

All we can say is that we agree. Really really good bike.

[@MrZelatur]

such a cool sound

[@ridingneedsnoreason7098]

Is it feels weird cuz the exhaust is on the left

[@dz3jkub_ktm]

What windscreen is on the bike?

[@carolsaxton839]

Good for shorter riders?

[@touringheads7990]

Yes, the rider in the movie is 175cm. Fits him really good.

[@diegosanches515]

I’m 168 cm, It’s perfect

[@touringheads7990]

@@diegosanches515 happy to hear that

[@after8364]

What Exhaust?

[@touringheads7990]

Actually standard, but with the rear "plug" removed.