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Q. Is 140mm ground clearance suitable for Indian roads especially in bad roads? Is it manageable?
  • The 140mm ground clearance could lead to a cumbersome experience while riding on uneven roads. However, the S 1000 RR seems to be a motorcycle which not only will set racetracks on fire but also be fairly easy to ride in everyday conditions. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride for a better understanding of performance and comfort. Click on the link and select your desired city for dealership details.
Q. Which bike is better to buy BMW S1000RR or Kawasaki ZX10RR?
  • It would be hard to give any verdict on both the bikes as the Kawasaki ZX10RR is yet to be launched. So for a fruitful comparison, we would suggest you to wait till it gets on the road. Stay tuned
Q. Does BMW S1000 rr bike required only 93 octane petrol or normal petrol will also do?
  • It is not mandatory to use the premium/power fuel with higher octane value as the BMW S 1000 RR would do just fine with the regular fuel. However, if you do not mind the premium over the regular petrol, then you may opt for the petrol with higher octane value. The power/premium petrol offers better performance and fuel efficiency compared to the regular petrol, however, the difference is marginal.
Q. What minimum height should be needed to ride this bike?
  • The BMW S 1000 RR features an saddle height of 824mm and the inherent width of the inline-4 motor makes it feel a bit taller. In order to ride the bike comfortable and put your feet flat on ground, you need to be 5’9” or above. However, the bike is surprisingly comfortable for a superbike, with plenty of room in the saddle. For a better understanding of compatibility and riding comfort, we would suggest you to take a test ride. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.
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Q. Which variant is the best to buy STD, Pro or Msport. Is this bike is better than R1?
  • Yamaha YZF R1 is yet to be launched and thus it would be unfair to give a verdict here. At the heart of the R1 lies a Euro V-compliant 998cc crossplane inline four-cylinder engine which produces the same power output of 197PS. On the other hand, the S 1000 RR gets a 999cc inline-four engine produces 206.6PS of power at 13,500rpm and 113Nm at 11,000rpm. BMW Motorrad claims at least 100Nm of torque is available right from 5,500rpm all the way to 14,500rpm. As for the variants, you get an additional set of electronics with the Pro and a lightweight set of components with the M Sport. For more details, you may check out the following article: 2019 BMW S 1000 RR: Variants Explained.
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Q. What minimum height should be needed to ride this bike?
  • The BMW S 1000 RR features an saddle height of 824mm and the inherent width of the inline-4 motor makes it feel a bit taller. In order to ride the bike comfortable and put your feet flat on ground, you need to be 5’9” or above. However, the bike is surprisingly comfortable for a superbike, with plenty of room in the saddle. For a better understanding of compatibility and riding comfort, we would suggest you to take a test ride. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.
  • 5'5
Q. Does BMW S1000 rr bike required only 93 octane petrol or normal petrol will also do?
  • It is not mandatory to use the premium/power fuel with higher octane value as the BMW S 1000 RR would do just fine with the regular fuel. However, if you do not mind the premium over the regular petrol, then you may opt for the petrol with higher octane value. The power/premium petrol offers better performance and fuel efficiency compared to the regular petrol, however, the difference is marginal.
Q. Which variant is the best to buy STD, Pro or Msport. Is this bike is better than R1?
  • Yamaha YZF R1 is yet to be launched and thus it would be unfair to give a verdict here. At the heart of the R1 lies a Euro V-compliant 998cc crossplane inline four-cylinder engine which produces the same power output of 197PS. On the other hand, the S 1000 RR gets a 999cc inline-four engine produces 206.6PS of power at 13,500rpm and 113Nm at 11,000rpm. BMW Motorrad claims at least 100Nm of torque is available right from 5,500rpm all the way to 14,500rpm. As for the variants, you get an additional set of electronics with the Pro and a lightweight set of components with the M Sport. For more details, you may check out the following article: 2019 BMW S 1000 RR: Variants Explained.
Q. Which bike is better to buy BMW S1000RR or Kawasaki ZX10RR?
  • It would be hard to give any verdict on both the bikes as the Kawasaki ZX10RR is yet to be launched. So for a fruitful comparison, we would suggest you to wait till it gets on the road. Stay tuned
Q. Is 140mm ground clearance suitable for Indian roads especially in bad roads? Is it manageable?
  • The 140mm ground clearance could lead to a cumbersome experience while riding on uneven roads. However, the S 1000 RR seems to be a motorcycle which not only will set racetracks on fire but also be fairly easy to ride in everyday conditions. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride for a better understanding of performance and comfort. Click on the link and select your desired city for dealership details.
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Q. Kawasaki Ninja H2 SX SE or BMW s1000rr, which bike is best in terms of mileage, top speed, drag race and long race. Which bike of these will provide me better experience to buy?
Q. Please give me an advice that which superbike i should buy in bmw s1000rr, ninjazx10rr, zx14rr, suzuki Hayabusa and ninja h2?
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Q. I'm looking to buy a super bike but I can't choose between the BMW S 1000RR and the Ducati Panigale V4, can you explain me which is the best?
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BMW S 1000 RR Overview

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S 1000 RR User Reviews

4.3 /5
61 reviews
  • Performance
    4.7/5
  • Comfort
    4.5/5
  • Features & Styling
    4.7/5
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  • Maintenance Cost
    3.7/5
  • Mileage
    3.8/5

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  • 2.6

    Average for daily use. Good to show people . But worst in terms of race...... yamaha r1 is best. Always

  • 4.2

    The S 1000 RR is BMW’s top-of-the-line sportbike designed for competition, trackdays, street riding, and all-around sport fun. All of the wonderful qualities that we loved about the first- and second-generation bikes are present in this third-iteration machine, albeit in a smoother and more controlled fashion

  • 4.6

    it's dream bike for bike lovers❤️❤️

  • 4.6

    Best litre class motorcycle ever Germans really do know how to craft a superbike

  • 5.0

    my dream bike I love this bike forever and ever

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  • 4.2

    The S 1000 RR is BMW’s top-of-the-line sportbike designed for competition, trackdays, street riding, and all-around sport fun. All of the wonderful qualities that we loved about the first- and second-generation bikes are present in this third-iteration machine, albeit in a smoother and more controlled fashion

  • 3.8

    aag h bike .....very fast but still can't get its service and if availabe then too high for a litre class bike

  • 2.6

    Average for daily use. Good to show people . But worst in terms of race...... yamaha r1 is best. Always

  • 4.6

    Best litre class motorcycle ever Germans really do know how to craft a superbike

  • 5.0

    Yeah it’s a nice experience 1000RR that’s I like that one

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