Bmw F900 Gs Review
BMW's F 900 GS is a huge leap forward for the German manufacturer's middleweight ADV machine. It's lighter, slimmer, with more power and a better chassis and handling. BMW's F900GS now more focused than ever, with even more off roading ability.
Has it got enough to overthrow the cult and love for the Ténéré? We review the updated 2024 BMW F 900 GS midweight adventure bike, now with a larger engine, lighter weight, and freshened styling. 2024 BMW F 900 GS First Ride Review BMW turns up the spice on their revamped midsized ADV.
BMW's 2025 F 900 GS Adventure sheds weight, gains 895cc punch, premium tech, and a 6‑gallon tank, delivering refined all‑terrain comfort and long‑range prowess. BMW F900 GS ProsSleek styling with superb fit and finishNew 895cc engine produces 10 BHP more than the outgoing 850 GSSuperb rideability and handling; despite the 219 kg kerb weight, very easy to maneuver on city roads or mountain trailsLoaded with features such as Akrapovic sports silencer, quickshifter, riding modes, etc. Optional Enduro Pro package includes several technical and functional.
Tired of not getting its share of the hot middleweight adventure-motorcycle market, BMW has made the BMW 900 GS lighter and better off. Enter the BMW F 900 GS. In Bavaria, they've flipped the script completely and gone all-in on a more hardcore approach.
I notice it right away when hopping off my own (big) GS and onto the 900: the handlebar sits higher and further forward, while the footpegs are much lower. The ergonomic triangle of the 900 GS is clearly optimized for off. Ever since BMW launched the F900XR and F900R with an 895cc version of the company's parallel twin engine back in 2020 it's been clear the F 850 GS would be following suit eventually.
For 2024 that's precisely what's happened. The BMW F900GS comes equipped with a well-rounded set of features that strike a balance between everyday practicality and serious adventure intent. The 6.5-inch full-colour TFT display offers Bluetooth connectivity and navigation, while multiple riding modes-Road, Rain, and Enduro Pro-change the bike's performance to suit various conditions.