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BMW F 800S

 

 

 

 

Make Model

BMW F 800S

Year

2006

Engine

Liquid cooled, four stroke, parallel twin cylinder, DOHC, 4 valves per cylinder

Capacity

798
Bore x Stroke 82 x 75.8 mm
Compression Ratio 12.0:1

Induction

Electronic intake injection

Ignition  /  Starting

knock control and oxygen sensors.
  /  electric
Clutch Cable-operated multiplate-plate wet clutch

Max Power

62.5 KW 85 hp @ 8000 rpm

Max Torque

80 Nm @ 5800 rpm

Transmission  /  Drive

6 Speed  /  belt
Frame Bridge-type aluminium frame

Front Suspension

43mm Telescopic forks, 140mm wheel travel.

Rear Suspension

Die-cast aluminium single sided swinging arm with rear wheal axle and eccentric adjustment, central spring stud , spring pre-loaded hydraulically adjustable to continuously variable levels by means of handwheel, rebound damping adjustable, 140mm wheel travel.

Front Brakes

2x 320mm discs 4 piston calipers

Rear Brakes

Single 265mm disc 2 piston caliper

Front Tyre

120/70 ZR17

Rear Tyre

180/55 ZR17
Seat Height 790 mm

Dry-Weight

182 kg

Fuel Capacity 

16 Litres

Standing ¼ Mile  

 12.2 sec

Top Speed

 219.7 km/h

Reviews

 

Motards-online  /  Motorbikes Today  /  MCNews  /  MCNews  /  Motorcycle-USA  /  Momenridersnow.com  /  MCJournalen.no   /  Motorrad

The athletic F 800 S sports bike has a dry weight of under 419 lbs. (approx. 441 lbs. ready-to-ride) and is the first model of the new and separate model series. The precise suspension is designed for high directional and cornering stability as well as optimum handling. The classic BMW qualities such as safety, compliance with the highest environmental standards, ergonomic seating position and comfort also for the passenger define the new standard in the mid-range bike. A closed-loop three-way catalytic converter, state-of-the-art digital engine electronics and optional ABS are also a matter of course for this motorcycle.

With regard to the drive-line, BMW Motorrad is continuing with the innovation introduced on the F 650 CS and makes use of the low-maintenance and quiet-running belt-drive. It is lighter than shaft drive and represents the optimum combination of weight, space requirements, efficiency and service life in this performance class.

The engine is also a completely new design. It was developed in cooperation with Bombardier-Rotax GmbH. It is manufactured in the Austrian Rotax plant and is delivered to the Berlin production line ready-for-assembly.

 The first two-cylinder inline engine in the history of BMW Motorrad features a four-valve design. High 12:1 compression and a combustion chamber designed similarly to the one used in the new K-engine ensure effective and low-emission combustion, as well as efficient fuel consumption which will be considerably lower than that of the competition. Mass compensation for the crankshaft balances unwanted vibrations without foregoing the vigorous characteristics associated with two-cylinder engines. The compact engine unit with integrated 6-speed gearbox has been designed for balanced power delivery and uncomplicated riding pleasure. A peak output exceeding 80 bhp with respective torque will also satisfy a sports-rider's needs.

 

 

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