In early November, BMW officially unveiled its new Concept F 450 GS. This near-production prototype demonstrates how the gap between the G 310 and F 800/900 models might be bridged.
The bike is powered by a newly developed twin-cylinder engine producing 48 hp, making it suitable for riders with an A2 license.
The chassis boasts premium technology, setting a new standard for this segment. The Concept F 450 GS aims to offer solid off-road capabilities while remaining precise and responsive on paved roads.
The bike features a fully adjustable inverted fork at the front and a rear shock absorber with load-dependent damping. Weighing just 175 kg, it also comes equipped with BMW Motorrad ABS Pro, riding modes, and a 6.5-inch TFT display with BMW Connectivity, allowing integration with a smartphone and other multimedia accessories.
