BMW R 18 Production New Model

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BMW Motorrad has finally revealed the 2021 BMW R 18 cruiser, and it's a beautiful retro-styled cruiser with a 1,800 cc boxer engine.


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The BMW R 18 heavyweight cruiser is powered by a new 1,800 cc boxer engine

Highlights

  • 1,802 cc boxer engine is air-and-oil cooled with pushrod and rockers
  • Max power of 91 bhp at 4,750 rpm, 157 Nm torque at 3,000 rpm
  • BMW R 18 styling inspired by classic BMW R 5
BMW Motorrad's latest heavyweight cruiser has been in the making for some time now, and we've seen several spy shots, beginning with the concept showcased last year. And it's finally here, in flesh and blood, or metal and oil, if you will. 

The 2021 BMW R 18 is inspired by the classic BMW R5, both visually and technically, but implementing the German firm's latest boxer engine. 

Visually, it's still a true-blue classic, with the tear drop shaped fuel tank, conventional 49 mm telescopic front fork, and sort of hard tail look lent by the cantilever single shock, all harping to the original R 5. 

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 The First Edition comes with all kinds of pinstriping like on classic pre-War BMW bikes, and added chrome garnishing. 

 It also gets historical tank emblems, slotted screws, a leather belt, screwdriver, gloves and a book celebrating the 97-year-old history of BMW motorcycles. 

 So, needless to say, it's the First Edition which is more old school than the standard variant, although mechanically the new R 18 is anything but old school yet retaining the characteristics and visual appeal of the old BMW R 5. 

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The highlight of the new BMW R 18 is of course the new 1,802 cc, boxer engine. The air-and-oil cooled big boxer is an overhead valve design with four valves per cylinder, with the valves operated by a pushrod and rocker arrangement driven by dual chain-driven camshafts. 

 And it puts out maximum power of 91 bhp at 4,750 rpm, revving up to a redline of 5,750 rpm. Peak torque is rated at 157 Nm at 3,000 rpm, with 149 Nm available at between 2,000 to 4,000 rpm. 

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Comments

  1. Máy tính Trần Anh22 July 2020 at 10:48

    Kinh nghiệm chọn mua và thay thế Phụ tùng xe BMW chính hãng
    Lý do nên sử dụng phụ tùng ô tô xe BMW chính hãng:
    Khách hàng luôn được đảm bảo về mặt chất lượng kỹ thuật của phụ tùng.
    Nguồn gốc xuất xứ rõ ràng, đáng tin cậy, chế độ bảo hành tốt.
    phụ tùng ô tô xe BMW chính hãng sẽ tương thích với xe dù là bất kỳ chi tiết nào.
    Phụ tùng chính hãng luôn đem lại độ ổn định cao và an tâm cho khách hàng.
    Phụ tùng chợ nổi có nhiều mặt hàng không được bảo hành như bơm xăng, các cảm biến…
    Phụ tùng chợ nổi không có bảng giá rõ ràng nên người tiêu dùng nhiều khi phải chịu giá cao mà sản phẩm lại kém chất lượng.
    Phụ tùng xe BMW

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  2. bhavesh19 August 2020 at 02:46

    I have recently seen the all new BMW R18 in an auto expoo and the bike look amazing. I wish i could ride this BMW R18. Thanks for sharing this post with all of us.

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  3. Jack Johnson3 September 2020 at 02:53

    phụ kiện xe hơi tại hà nộiChào mừng bạn đến Hà Đô Ô Tô, Mua phụ kiện xe hơi tại hà nội. Chúng tôi cung cấp các phụ kiện xe hơi chất lượng tốt nhất và đồ chơi xe hơi tại Việt Nam.

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