What kind of engine does a BMW R1200C have?
The BMW R1200C’s engine is not to be confused with more recent 1200cc boxer flat twins seen in 2004 onwards BMWs. This is a low-tech lump producing just 61bhp – more isn’t really needed. It delivers it in a relaxed, style though with plenty of low down drive.
When did the BMW R1200 cruiser come out?
(Our first ride on BMW then-radical R1200 Cruiser, from the October 1997 issue of Motorcycle Cruiser) It was the first close-up look the press had of BMW’s initial entry into cruiserdom. The folks from BMW were trying to explain to an American audience about the origins of their new cruiser. The concept, they said, was “born in America.”
Is the BMW R1200C a full dress car?
The BMW R1200C doesn’t have much as standard – some models didn’t even have a pillion seat. But plenty of accessories are available, BMW and unofficial. The CL variant is a full-dress touring version with a massive fairing with twin headlights, a huge stepped seat and hard luggage.
What kind of catalytic converter does R1200C classic have?
All three models of the R1200 C are equipped with a closed-loop, three-way catalytic converter. The Motronic engine management system has been re-programmed to make significant improvements to the original control concept (MA 2.4) so that it now optimises torque at low engine speeds.
When did the BMW R1200C come out?
The BMW R1200C was one of the “oilhead” era of BMW motorcycles. BMW initially released it in 1997, when most of their motorcycles were 1,085cc (marketed as “1100” models). See my guide to BMW motorcycle engines — oilheads, airheads, and so on.
Is the BMW R1200C considered a cruiser?
The answer is intensely personal. BMW’s new R1200C is apparently the kind of motorcycle you either love or loathe. Its approach to the genre is so singular that some question whether it should really be considered a cruiser. Using a flat twin sets it outside the cruiser mainstream, but BMW has never been a company to succumb to convention.
What kind of seat does a BMW R1200C have?
R1200C, highly desirable EURO model without the high-rise handlebars. Absolutely loaded with windshield, bags, deluxe passenger seat and back rest, grab bars, heated grips, wind screen, road lights, engine guards with leg rests and ACCURATE, RELIABLE ELECTRONIC CRUISE CONTROL!! (Aftermarket).
What kind of brakes does a BMW R1200C have?
2002 BMW R1200C Montana – This is a limited run in rare Tuscan Green (’02 only), an eye catcher with Chrome Details. ABS (Anti-Lock Brakes), Chrome Engine Guards, and Accessory Outlet for your electronics. The Montana package includes Windshield and Hard Leather Side Bags… all original equipment.