With the prices of big-bore adventure bikes getting out of hand, we suggest you pick these high-end used ADVs and save some ...

BMW offers 27 bike models in India, prices start from Rs. 2.90 Lakh for the G 310 R and go upto Rs. 55.00 Lakh for the M 1000 RR. BMW offers a variety of Petrol and Electric powered bikes ...

but the BMW R1200GS changed the landscape when it arrived, killing sports-tourer sales, as a genuine all-rounder that could tour and hustle through bends. It wasn’t simply a tweaked R1150GS, it ...

BMW Motorrad has launched its flagship adventure bike, the R 1300 GS Adventure in the Indian market. The bike has been introduced at a starting price of Rs 22.95 lakh (ex-showroom). The sizeable ...

Neil Peart's base BMW R1200GS is well-loved and mostly stock. After Peart joined Rush in the mid-1970s, the trio’s lineup never changed over the course of more than a dozen albums and four ...

BMW R 1300 GS is powered by 1300 cc engine.This R 1300 GS engine generates a power of 145.48 PS @ 7750 rpm and a torque of 149 Nm @ 6500 rpm. The claimed mileage of R 1300 GS is 20.83 kmpl.

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BUYING ADVICE BMW’s famed residual values, owner profiles and dealer experience means used GSAs are a popular (and wise) used buy. If cosmetics are good, there’s little to fear but options ...

On the road with Rush, he'd retire to his own bus post-show, then spend the following day touring before the next night’s performance. "I’ve had an 1150 GS, and three 1200s, because there’s no better ...