S1000RR US Pricing Announced

[drop]

i'd say it's a definite competitor at these prices. arriving in early 2010.

2010 BMW S 1000 RR
MSRP $13800

Options:
Race ABS (excluding DTC): $1,000.00
Race ABS and Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) Combined: $1,480.00
Gear Shift Assistant: $ 450.00
Anti Theft Alarm: $ 395.00
Motorsports Paint Scheme: $ 750.00

[xrocket21]

much less than I thought it would be.... thats a great price...

[schleppy]

Holy competitive pricing! This should make things interesting.

[xrocket21]

just a touch more than a cbr 1000!

[KillBill]

Oh man..........

[LaRNZ]

christ, y wouldnt they make it 20K so it would be completely outta my range, and i stop thinking about it, now things like this become a possibility, WTF...

[obsolete]

Wow... ummm... yup.

[sveesix]

definitely my college graduation present *grin*

[SRTie4k]

It's probably a good thing there are no BMW bike dealerships within 100 miles of my area.

[kb1]

They have to make it reasonable don't they...::starts calculating monthly payments::

[Phate]

Whose going to be the first one with one and also to take off the ugly lights in favor of the sweet looking racing bodywork?

[SRTie4k]

I think if I bought a bike like that, I'd leave the fairings/lights the way they are. Not attractive by any means, but they definitely help the bike stand out. Its like a Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde kinda thing.

[GNTurbo6]

I tend to like unique and some-what ugly machines.

[Brian675]

I like everything about the bike.

I was reading in some magazine that BMW wants to take atleast 10% of the 1000cc sport bike sales with this.