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EMAIL S 1000 RR K67 Acces Page 1 of 12 Retail Operator / Sales – Sales - Business Parts & Service Administration General Manager Motorcycles Used Motorcycles Manager (F&I) Accessories Date: June 2019 Source: PI-36-2018 Name: Adam Sacher Title: Parts & Accessory Specialist Bulletin: AS-A-29-19 Phone #: 201.307.3717 BMW Motorrad USA S 1000 RR (K67) Accessory Overview Overview: BMW Motorrad has a diverse range of accessories for the new S 1000 RR (K67). Some of these products are already familiar in the appearance of HP but are now continued in the M-branding which is new for BMW Motorrad. • M carbon wheels, offer outstanding riding dynamics and comfortable handling on the road. • M carbon front and rear wheel covers protect the rider and the motorcycle as well as accentuate the bike's dynamics with a suitable sporty appearance. • Black anodized forged wheels have thicker brake disks with angled valves and are tried and tested on the racetrack. • M axle protectors are made of highly abrasion-resistant plastic which protect the front axle fork and swingarm from scratches in the event of a tip-over or slide. • M rider and passenger footrests are milled from an anodized aluminum alloy and provide the bike with an even sportier appearance as well as more foot grip which additionally aids in preventing the rider and passenger’s foot from accidentally slipping off the pegs. • M clutch lever and brake lever are CNC-milled from corrosion-resistant anodized aluminum and underline the motorcycle's sportiness particularly impressively. • M clutch lever and brake lever protector make a real statement in terms of uncompromising sportiness thanks to its dynamic design. • M engine protectors with replaceable plastic pad protect the engine from grinding directly on the tarmac in extreme cornering situations as well as protecting the engine housing in the event of a tip- over. • M carbon pinion cover, tank trim panels, upper side panels, and airbox cover are highly impact- resistant which aid in overall weight reduction of the motorcycle and are finished with a UV-resistant, high-gloss paint which impressively highlights the motorcycle's uncompromising sportiness. © 2019, BMW of North America, LLC. The contents of this document are confidential and should not be shared with third parties for distribution. Page 2 of 12 • Luggage options that are offered which provide a great deal of storage space include the following: tank bag, bag for the passenger seat, rear bag, and a foldable backpack. • Personal comfort needs can be met by various windshields and motorcycle seat heights offered. • Radiator and oil cooler guard, anti-theft alarm system, and protective film for the TFT display provide more active safety and protection to the motorcycle. • Finally come the familiar, model-independent products, such as a tire pressure travel pack, all weather cover, BMW Motorrad motorcycle carpet, BMW Motorrad battery charging device, various care products, as well as the corresponding original BMW Motorrad engine oil. Parts Information: Please see the attached list below for detailed parts information. All prices listed are M.S.R.P. and may be subject to change. Product Part Number Product Overview Photo MSRP Description M Performance Parts • CNC-milled HP footrest system. • High-strength aluminum alloy, lightweight and dimensionally stable. • 77 25 1 540 005 Numerous adjustment options for footrests as well as shift lever. (+) 77 25 1 540 006 M Rearsets • Ideal adjustment to suit individual requirements $1,240.09 (+) 46 71 9 898 542 for substantial enhancement of comfort and safety. • 3-color anodized. • Carbon Fiber heel guard • The M rider footrests are milled from an anodized aluminum alloy for a sporty M Rider 77 25 8 405 001 appearance. $335.22 Footrests (+) 77 25 8 405 002 • They are very light-weight, but dimensionally stable, offering the rider a secure hold at all times. • M Passenger 77 25 8 405 003 Same design as the rider footpegs found on the M Rearsets. $287.98 Footrests, Set (+) 77 25 8 405 004 • Replaces standard passenger footpegs. • CNC-milled aluminum lever with hinged lever can pivot upward and then return to its original position to reduce the risk of bending or breaking if the motorcycle falls. M Folding • Ergonomically rounded lever contours. 77 22 8 404 859 $267.00 Brake Lever • Multiple adjustment settings available for clearance between the lever and the handlebar grip. • Ergonomic adjustment mechanism with small lever (instead of knob). © 2019, BMW of North America, LLC. The contents of this document are confidential and should not be shared with third parties for distribution. Page 3 of 12 • CNC-milled aluminum lever with hinged lever can pivot upward and then return to its original position to reduce the risk of bending or breaking if the motorcycle falls. M Folding • Ergonomically rounded lever contours. 77 22 8 406 739 $265.00 Clutch Lever • Multiple adjustment settings available for clearance between the lever and the handlebar grip. • Ergonomic adjustment mechanism with small lever (instead of knob). • Optimized lever contour for race track use. • Remote adjustment of the brake pressure point while on the move. M Race - Knob positioned on left-hand side of the handlebars enables the rider to adjust Handbrake handbrake-lever play to compensate for drift of Lever with 77 22 1 540 009 the pressure point during racing conditions. $386.00 • Hinge mechanism: If the motorcycle is dropped Remote the handbrake lever flips up; this is reversible. Adjustment • Span between handlebar grip and handlebar lever is individually adjustable. • Matching M folding clutch lever available separately. • Makes a clear statement in terms of uncompromising sportiness. • The curved bow made of aluminum and plastic protects the handlebar brake lever from M Brake Lever accidental actuation if it comes into contact with 77 22 1 539 588 another vehicle (essential in a racetrack $223.14 Protector environment). • Two tone color scheme (black/silver) with laser- etched M logo. • Complements the design of the motorcycle. • Matches the clutch lever protector. • Makes a clear statement in terms of uncompromising sportiness. • The curved bow made of aluminum and plastic protects the clutch lever from accidental M Clutch Lever actuation if it comes into contact with another 77 22 1 539 587 1 vehicle (essential in a racetrack environment). $223.14 Protector • Two tone color scheme (black/silver) with laser- etched M logo. • Complements the design of the motorcycle. • Matches the brake lever protector. • Made of carbon fiber reinforced plastic with UV- M Carbon 77 31 8 404 067 resistant high-gloss lacquer finish. • Replacement for the standard plastic wheel (+) 46 63 8 534 943 x4 Wheel Cover, cover. $636.82 Front (+) 46 63 7 714 241 x4 • Opportunity for customization offering visual enhancement and reduction in weight. 77 31 8 404 078 • Made of carbon fiber reinforced plastic with UV- M Carbon Rear (+) 77 31 8 404 077 resistant high-gloss lacquer finish. Wheel Cover (+) 46 63 7 714 241 • Replacement for the standard plastic wheel $1,075.25 with Chain (+) 46 63 8 534 943 x2 cover. • Opportunity for customization offering visual Guard (+) 34 32 7 697 824 x2 (+) 51 14 8 197 908 x3 enhancement and reduction in weight. © 2019, BMW of North America, LLC. The contents of this document are confidential and should not be shared with third parties for distribution. Page 4 of 12 • Made of carbon fiber reinforced plastic with UV- M Carbon 77 31 8 404 073 resistant high-gloss lacquer finish. (+) 77 31 8 404 074 • Replacement for the standard plastic fairing Upper Side (+) 46 63 8 532 314 x2 part. $1,249.24 Fairing (+) 46 63 8 521 653 x2 • Opportunity for customization offering visual enhancement and reduction in weight. 77 31 8 404 071 • (+) 77 31 8 404 072 Made of carbon fiber reinforced plastic with UV- resistant high-gloss lacquer finish. M Carbon Tank (+) 46 63 8 406 049 x2 • Replacement for the standard plastic tank trim. (+) 46 63 8 534 938 x4 $1,209.82 Trim • Opportunity for customization offering visual (+) 46 63 7 714 241 x4 enhancement and reduction in weight. (+) 07 14 9 172 157 x10 • Made of carbon fiber reinforced plastic with UV- 77 31 8 404 075 resistant high-gloss lacquer finish. M Carbon • Replacement for the standard plastic airbox (+) 46 63 8 534 938 x2 $590.88 Airbox Cover cover. (+) 46 63 7 714 241 x2 • Opportunity for customization offering visual enhancement and reduction in weight. • Made of carbon fiber reinforced plastic with UV- 77 12 8 403 925 resistant high-gloss lacquer finish. • Replacement for the standard plastic pinion (+) 46 63 8 527 780 M Pinion Cover cover. $519.11 (+) 46 63 7 714 241 • Opportunity for customization offering visual enhancement and reduction in weight. • The M cover kit fills openings in the body left by removal of mirrors and the license plate bracket. • The front-fairing panel is easily fastened back in M Race Cover place with the mirror caps and provided screws. 77 31 8 404 052 $83.00 Kit1 • Made of impact-resistant plastic. • Showcases professional attachment of the front fairing and rear tail section. • Suitable for racetrack use of the machine. • The M chain tensioner makes it possible to set the chain tension as well as the rear wheel alignment with precision. • M Race Chain Gives the motorcycle a sporty appearance. 77 25 8 404 852 • CNC-milled from high-strength aluminum alloy, $130.16 Tensioner light and extremely dimensionally stable • Double anodized for maximum corrosion protection. • Brand identification with M logo. • The M assembly stand spools insert into the swing arm to support the rear paddock stand. M Assembly • Essential for quick wheel swaps or chain 77 25 9 457 043 adjustments when used in conjunction with the $60.00 Stand Spools BMW Motorrad rear assembly stand while at the racetrack or at home.
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