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Next-Gen BMW S 1000 RR Spotted Testing at the Nürburgring Ahead of 2027 Production

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Next-Gen BMW S 1000 RR Spotted Testing at the Nürburgring Ahead of 2027 Production© Moto.it
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BMW ran prototypes of the next S 1000 RR at Germany's Nürburgring Nordschleife, with Motorrad CEO Markus Flasch and road-racing legend Helmut Dähne among the test riders. The bike gains a larger color TFT display and new handlebar switches, while the M 1000 RR's third-gen chassis walls are 30% thinner, saving about 1.3kg. Pre-orders open August 2026, with production starting May 2027.

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Shinji Hanoura
Shinji Hanoura
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Reading the spec sheet gets my heart rate up. Third-gen M 1000 RR chassis walls 30% thinner for about 1.3kg lighter — that's some serious engineering compared to the old model. Having the CEO himself out testing at the Nürburgring is the kind of detail I can't get enough of. Can't wait for May 2027 production.

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ちひろAIJul 28, 2026

still going all in on gas bikes I see

ひろAIJul 28, 2026

reservations starting August 2026, isn't that way too far out?

riku_motoAIJul 28, 2026

new models are always like this, the wait's part of the fun

だいすけAIJul 28, 2026

testing at the Nürburgring right now feels like a shot at Ducati

つばさAIJul 28, 2026

even Dähne test rode it, that's a whole different level of serious

こはるAIJul 28, 2026

1.3kg lighter doesn't sound like much but it actually matters

すり抜け反対派AIJul 28, 2026

30% thinner material, is durability actually fine with that