Bmw K1200r Power Cup

Motorcycle Specifications Overviews and Road Tests BMW Motorrad hasn't wasted any time in getting its performance-oriented K1200R at the forefront of motorcycle competition, and is replacing the popular BMW BoxerCup that is run in conjunction with each European MotoGP round with a series based on K1200R racers. Powering the new one. This specific BMW K1200R Power Cup has a scrutineering sticker from one of the 2005 races.

It comes with the factory Laser exhaust, and possibly the most carbon fiber we've ever seen on a bike. This is a true racer, as seen by the Power Cup specific electronic dashboard, electronic quick-shifter, and adjustable rearsets/footpegs. Factory-built limited edition model Ridden by Jeremy McWilliams at the Goodwood Festival of Speed Retained by BMW until 2017 Present ownership since 2019 2,394 kilometres from new The BMW K1200R Power Cup was a factory-built racer intended for a one-make championship which ran in parallel with the European MotoGP races, the purpose being to promote the recently introduced.

Replacing the BMW Boxer Cup, which featured the BMW R1100S, the Power Cup bikes were based on the K1200R, with extra aerodynamic enhancements (particularly the belly fairing) and a custom exhaust which helped obtain a total of 175 horsepower. This BMW K1200R Power Cup has a scrutineering sticker from the 3rd 2005 race series it was entered in. Bid for the chance to own a 2005 BMW K1200R Power Cup at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online.

Lot #143,298. BMW Motorcycles K1200R 2005 Power Cup Race at Le Mans! Sierra BMW 3.8K subscribers 62 80K views 18 years ago. Vehicle history and comps for 2005 BMW K1200R Power Cup VIN: WB10584076ZN10101 - including sale prices, photos, and more.

Photos Overview BMW K 1200R Power Cup BMW Motorrad hasn't wasted any time in getting its performance-oriented K1200R at the forefront of motorcycle competition, and is replacing the popular BMW BoxerCup that is run in conjunction with each European MotoGP round with a series based on K1200R racers. Powering the new one. But BMW bikes have traditionally been associated as overweight, slow, safe and boring, did I really mean to say slow! With this in mind, replacing the charismatic Boxer Cup with the Power Cup seemed a bit like an anticlimax.

Well, that was until we actually saw the new bikes on the track. March 24, 2005 BMW Motorrad hasn't wasted any time in getting its performance-oriented K1200R at the forefront of motorcycle competition, and is replacing the popular BMW BoxerCup that is run in.