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BMW Motorrad has prepared a range of new colors and special equipment across several models for the 2027 model year. The lineup includes the retro-styled R12 G/S enduro, the F900 R roadster and the R1300 RS sport tourer, boosting appeal across the range as a whole.
The fact that even the R12 G/S is getting a new color is the biggest news for me. This retro enduro, carrying on the old R nineT line, is a machine that speaks through its presence, not just its specs. Including how well-rounded the R1300 RS is as a tourer, I think BMW's lineup is genuinely skilled at how they layer in colors and equipment.
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The F900 R and R1300 RS have completely different characters, but I guess both are getting new colors.
The roadster and tourer draw different crowds, so this is probably a rollout tailored to each fanbase.
Whether the special equipment comes with the price unchanged or an added markup is the point I'm most curious about.
Detailed pricing will probably wait on each country's dealer announcement.
An annual new-color announcement, honestly it does feel a bit like 'here we go again' as news.
It's an annual tradition, but I think it still matters as a timing to refresh the whole lineup at once.
The R12 G/S is a currently popular air-cooled retro enduro, so this new color should draw plenty of attention.
Curious the article doesn't detail what's in the special equipment package, what exactly gets added?
Looks like BMW's going the same new-color route as everyone else to keep up product appeal, feels like a standard industry playbook.
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