S675 - a new CBR beater from BMW

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Postby SHIVA on Wed May 21, 2008 6:04 pm

I rode a Super Duke, it's quite nice, but didn't impress me the way a GS or a HP2 Enduro can. In the US Superduke is more expensive than the K12S. 16 grand in the US is a lot of money for a bike, so it better be awesome. I found it to be very 2 dimensional, meaning a nice hooligan bike only. Also, I didn't like that it lost torque in low RPMs (3K) in 3rd gear. a Bike like that should pull at any gear, changing gears all the time gets boring fast. you can start a HP2 Enduro in the first 3 gears no problem, in fact you can ride it in 2nd gear around town without changing gears all day. That bike just pulls without any issues.

I didn't do a review and these aren't journalistic opinion, just my personal thoughts on the SD...
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Postby Eka on Wed May 21, 2008 7:10 pm

caratz wrote:I WANT ABS, so the Megamoto and HP 2 don't come into count.

I think now is ABS available for Megamoto. Also my HP2 Sport comes with ABS.
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Postby GPS on Sun Jun 01, 2008 4:11 pm

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Postby pyroking339 on Tue Jun 24, 2008 9:45 pm

Eka wrote:If they put holders for panniers, i will buy. Next sport touring...


that is the missing piece on all super sport bikes right now. if they can come up with a hard bag system similar to what they have on their existing bikes, but can be semi-easily removed, or is integrated well enough that it doesn't have to for the track.
that will make it attractive to loads more people
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Postby pyroking339 on Tue Jun 24, 2008 9:51 pm

caratz wrote:
Bong wrote:I think it's exciting times for BMW fans! Nice to see them branching out with new offerings....just hope the new bikes don't look too much like the Japanese versions.


You state what I have been saying. These bikes WILL resemble Jap bikes. NOTHING innovative about them. The same stereotype mold. What can they change ? How can they be different ? No possible way.

BMW is going to lose its essence. I predict that they are going to fail in these segments. They will not be able to keep up with the big two, Honda and Yamaha. These two will always be able to trump BMW who is treading on their domain.


they're supposed to have pneumatic or desmo valves.
also, this is the prototype/first generation. i think that BMW will take the data they get from racing and apply it to their paralever and telelever and make them better (shaft driven supersport :lol: that would be amazing, it'll go forever like the others)
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Postby UberXY on Fri Dec 12, 2008 11:42 am

caratz wrote:BMW is going to lose its essence. I predict that they are going to fail in these segments. They will not be able to keep up with the big two, Honda and Yamaha. These two will always be able to trump BMW who is treading on their domain.


I remember hearing similar comments twenty five years ago about the then-new K bike line.

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Re: S675 - a new CBR beater from BMW

Postby srfrag on Wed Aug 26, 2009 5:41 pm

The 675 is interesting as a potential track day ride - especially if it has a lot of torque and is easy to ride. As for panniers, I don't know why they couldn't do a system like the ones on the K1200S. It's very integrated and the steel tubes that are slightly exposed can act as frame sliders! My R1100S had a good system too and the little hand rails saved the bodywork when I dropped it on a canyon road.

If I could only have one bike, it would have to be my K1200S for any number of reasons.
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Re: S675 - a new CBR beater from BMW

Postby Robin7 on Fri Aug 28, 2009 12:33 am

I agree with you Srfrag.Because S675 is very easy to drive on the road.It has a great grip.Thanks for giving good information.
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Re: S675 - a new CBR beater from BMW

Postby Eka on Tue May 11, 2010 1:42 pm

Nothing happened here for awhile. Here is some interesting url to feed rumours:
http://whois.domaintools.com/s600rr.de

I wonder why they register that domain, if anything is coming. :P
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Re: S675 - a new CBR beater from BMW

Postby ssduc on Tue May 11, 2010 2:28 pm

Eka wrote:Nothing happened here for awhile. Here is some interesting url to feed rumours:
http://whois.domaintools.com/s600rr.de

I wonder why they register that domain, if anything is coming. :P




BMW has claimed there will be no 600 and the IP is merely to keep someone else from taking the domain.

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Re: S675 - a new CBR beater from BMW

Postby Eka on Tue May 11, 2010 8:16 pm

That was quick find. Hmmmm.... to protect anyone else taking that domain???
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Re: S675 - a new CBR beater from BMW

Postby Jim J on Sun Jun 06, 2010 2:00 pm

Hmmm.. is the phrase in the picture "Computer-Generated Image" the now politically correct and acceptable way to say "Totally Fabricated and Speculative"?
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