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16-10-2013, 18:05
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Leaked: Photos of BMW’s 90th Anniversary Café Racer
Leaked: Photos of BMW’s 90th Anniversary Café Racer
10/16/2013 @ 1:45 am, by Jensen Beeler8 COMMENTS  It looks like BMW’s new air-cooled café racer has made an early, albeit brief, appearance on the internet. Photos of what we have been calling the BMW NineT appeared today on Italian news site La Repubblica, though the writers there called the machine the BMW R Nine. Unfortunately (for us) however, the article has since been taken down by the Italian publication. With the NineT set to debut later today in Munich, these photos seem to be of the soon-to-be-released production model, and appear to be still shots for the machine’s upcoming press kit. Readers may remember that this model was teased by BMW Motorrad at last year’s EICMA show, and since then we have seen the German OEM debut the drool-worthy BMW Concept Ninety, which was made in collaboration with Roland Sands. Not quite as retro and edgy as RSD’s design, the new NineT model was recently spotted in the wild, and is likely the last of BMW’s line to carry the air-cooled 1200 boxer engine. Borrowing from other pieces in the BMW parts bin, the new cafe racer unsurprisingly has a shaft drive, though it does sport a conventional fork suspension front-end and elongated “cafe” style fuel tank. With the BMW R1200R expected to get the same precision water-cooled motor as the BMW R1200GS, this new BMW NineT differentiates itself by staying air-cooled, though the overlap between the two models in palpable. It will be interesting to see how BMW Motorrad distinguishes the two machines from each other when they both have finally broken cover.    Το άρθρο είναι στα αγγλικά και το βρήκα στο ebike.grhttp://http://www.asphaltandrubber.c...er-photo-leak/ 
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16-10-2013, 18:43
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Απάντηση: Leaked: Photos of BMW’s 90th Anniversary Café Race
Και αυτό είναι στα Αγγλικά με πληθώρα πληροφοριών και φωτογραφιών.Η μοτοσυκλέτα έχει παρουσιαστεί κανονικά πλέον ώς μοντέλο 2014 -σε αντίθεση του άρθρου του Asphalt&rubber που γράφει ότι "διέρρευσαν" πληροφορίες.
 The new BMW R nineT. TOP
BMW R nineT (10/2013)Show all media BMW R nineT – the essence of 90 thrilling years of BMW Motorrad. The BMW R nineT, which has been created to mark “90 years of BMW Motorrad”, radiates purism and power in undisguised form. It skilfully blends the boxer engine’s rugged character and the design traits of various motorcycle eras with cutting-edge technology and a modular concept that offers the rider maximum scope for personalisation. Strictly reduced to the essentials, the BMW R nineT – or just nineT for short – is made all the more alluring by its hand-built feel and strong emotional appeal. The classic roadster bike is built to cater to the many motorcycle enthusiasts who yearn for unadulterated, stress-free riding pleasure. When it came to developing the design of the nineT in particular, terms such as “puristic simplicity”, “emotion” and “authentic, traditional materials” were also high on the list of priorities. Styling cues from old-school motorcycle manufacture are thus united with the very latest drive and chassis components on the nineT to produce a sensational motorcycle that is just as adept at cruising along serenely as it is at powering down country roads. Powered by a classic boxer engine. Like the first ever BMW motorcycle from 1923 – the legendary BMW R 32 – the new BMW R nineT is driven by the classic flat twin boxer engine with its punchy response from standstill. This construction principle has been synonymous with unmistakable design, abundant torque delivery and inimitable acoustics for 90 years now. The nineT employs the 1,170 cc air/oil-cooled boxer unit. It produces 81 kW (110 hp) at 7,750 rpm and musters up a maximum torque of 119 Nm (88 lb-ft) at 6,000 rpm. Conceived for maximum customisation. The nineT pools together the genes from 90 years of BMW Motorrad and its unique concept has been designed to keep customisation fans happy. During each stage of the puristic roadster’s development, the focus was very much placed on enabling riders to tailor it to their personal preferences in a variety of ways. The choice of modifications ranges from BMW Motorrad genuine accessories to custom-made add-on or accessory parts from specialist customisers, making it possible to create a truly unique machine. The high scope for customisation offered by the nineT is down in no small part to its special frame concept. The tubular steel spaceframe that was specially developed for the nineT incorporates the boxer engine as a load-bearing element. The frame’s basic construction consists of a front frame section with integral steering head and a rear section with swingarm mounting. The removable pillion frame allows the nineT to carry a passenger or to be set up for just a solo rider, when it cuts a truly stylish figure. Together with the aluminium tail cover available as a special accessory, this injects the nineT with a striking solo character that is reminiscent of the early café racers. Exhaust positioned on left with twin silencers and personalisation options. The exhaust system that runs down the left-hand side with two silencers placed one above the other is fully in keeping with the concept of a classic sporty roadster. There is room for customisation here too, courtesy of the BMW Motorrad accessory range. Adding a real touch of technical finesse to the nineT, for instance, is the Akrapović unit made of titanium. By fitting a short or long connecting pipe, the silencer can furthermore be mounted in either a lowered or a raised position, radically altering the appearance and character of the nineT. Traditional chassis design combined with high-performance technology. The telelever usually fitted on the boxer models from BMW Motorrad has been replaced on the BMW R nineT by an upside-down telescopic fork borrowed from the S 1000 RR superbike, resulting in a distinctly classic look paired with absolutely top-class engineering. The rear suspension employs the paralever single-sided swingarm in conjunction with a central spring strut. The housing for the rear axle drive includes three mounting points that can be used to attach a bracket for positioning the licence plate and light unit on one side, for instance. What’s more, the swingarm on the nineT is designed in such a way that a 17-inch wheel with a width of 6 inches can be fitted instead of the standard 5.5-inch-wide version and submitted for individual approval if applicable. Designed as an out-and-out roadster, the nineT follows in the tyre tracks of role models from the past by featuring wire-spoke wheels with black anodised alloy, non-flanged rims, black aluminium hubs and stainless steel spokes. Radial 4-piston monoblock brake callipers work in unison with floating 320 millimetre brake discs and BMW Motorrad ABS to provide sure stopping power. Pared-down design and hand-built feel. One of the overriding design objectives was to reduce the bodywork as far as possible in order to achieve a puristic look. The attention to detail that consistently infused the work of the designers and engineers on the nineT is a further attribute that shines through over and over again. The sides of the 18-litre aluminium tank have been painstakingly brushed by hand and then coated. The aluminium plate with embossed nineT lettering on the right above the air intake duct is likewise befitting of the bike’s hand-built feel. The surfaces of many forged aluminium parts, including the yokes and the handlebar clamp bracket with BMW Motorrad lettering, have been glass bead-blasted and then given a natural anodised finish. The circular headlamp with the BMW emblem in the centre of the bulb cover pays homage to various role models from 90 years of BMW Motorrad. A classic Black storm metallic paint finish with contrasting silver and metallic highlights was chosen to match the character of the nineT. Specially designed electrical system to allow plenty of scope for customisation. The bike’s electrical system has been specially configured for greater technical flexibility, thereby facilitating the installation of alternative electrical components, such as headlights or turn indicators. Highlights of the new BMW R nineT:
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