BMW’s 47.5PS F 900 R Force Edition Is Limited To Just 300 Units

Published April 21, 2021
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Engine performance can be upped to belt out 95PS if needed

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Two-wheeler enthusiasts aren’t new to the idea of a limited-edition motorcycle. But what about a restricted version that’s A2 friendly? Now THAT’s against the grain! This not only allows newer riders to hop on to premium bikes but is also a way of expressing themselves.

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That’s probably the idea behind BMW Motorrads F 900 R Force Edition, which has been launched exclusively for France. The bike, which is limited to just 300 units, was unveiled at the two-wheeler show in Lyon.

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The folks at BMW were inspired by aviation, hence the San Marino Blue metallic livery with fluorescent yellow stripes. Subtle but unique design updates like a flyscreen, a pillion seat cowl, an engine guard and black wheels (with fluorescent yellow piping), and the ‘F 900 R Force’ lettering add ingenuity.

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Plus, the engine has been detuned to make 47.5PS to comply with A2 regulations. This, of course, could be unbridled to its original 95PS when the rider graduates and receives a full licence, allowing him/her to ride any motorcycle of any size or power. The BMW F 900, in its standard trim, puts out 104PS at 8500rpm and 92Nm at 6500rpm through its 895cc parallel-twin engine.

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The rest of the bike is pretty much the same. It still packs a 6.5-inch connected TFT screen, LED lights, a USD fork, and a preload and rebound adjustable monoshock. BMW even throws into the mix its Pro quickshifter for clutchless upshifts and downshifts.

The F 900 R Force edition will set you back by € 9,790 (about Rs 8.89 lakh), € 920 (around Rs 83,000) more expensive than the standard model with all the bells and whistles.