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Touratech kits out new water-cooled BMW R1200GS

Andy Downes, 20 February 2013 10:07

The new water-cooled 2013 BMW R12000GS isn’t even in dealers yet but that hasn’t stopped aftermarket off-road specialists Touratech from getting to work with a full list of goodies for the adventure bike. Touratech has been making mouth-watering bolt-ons for the GS and many other adventure bikes for years and the GS is about the best catered for of all. ...

Free panniers with BMW R1200GS

Andy Downes, 01 April 2009 17:29

BMW is giving away free panniers with every new R1200GS and R1200GS Adventure from April 1 to the end of September 2009. The panniers are worth £459 on the regular GS and £603 on the Adventure. BMW is also offering ‘Luggage Packs on the GS range which give better value. The BMW information states: Customers purchasing a new R 1200 ...

£7600 race kit for KTM RC8R

Andy Downes, 03 March 2009 17:31

KTM has released three different race kits for the 1190 RC8R for superbike, club racers and superstock racers. Costs range from £2561 for the Club Race kit through to a whopping £7600 for the Superbike kit. None are road legal but all have been developed by the KTM Racing Department. KTM says: “The Club Race Kit is the perfect choice ...

Kriega launches new universal tank mounting system

Andy Downes, 30 January 2009 11:51

Motorcycle luggage specialists Kriega have launched a new universal tank mounting system for bikes that will allow the existing range of tailpacks to fit straight on. The mounting system fits a huge range of bikes and allows the US-5, US-10 and US-20 tailpacks to be mounted as tank bags.It has a quick release mechanism to allow for fuel stops and ...

New Yamaha R1 hits 161bhp in standard form

Andy Downes, 22 December 2008 08:00

Exhaust manufacturer Akrapovic has revealed the power of the new Yamaha R1 in standard form is 161bhp at the back wheel. The power figure was discovered as the Slovenian firm became the first to the market with a slip-on exhaust system. With the exhaust system in place, peak power on the Yamaha R1 was raised to 164bhp. A pair of ...