Before this decision Beutler’s garage was rather occupied by Japanese  bikes from the legendary Kawasaki Z1 up to the current superbikes."But  you quickly learn to estimate the virtues of a GS on the narrow and  curvy roads in our region.  You will even rarely find a rider of a  modern superbike who can leave you behind with this 170 hp rocket”, the  master smiles.
There were some strange UFO  sightings recorded at this time, but maybe the famous Black Forest beer  lent a hand in the development, along with many meetings with his pal  Peter Stoll, who is distributing Streetfighter parts under the name  MEGATEC.
Although  they have strayed from the path of virtue at BMW with motorcycles such  as the K 1200 R or the HP2 Megamoto over the past few years, I am sure  that even the wildest concepts of the BMW designers for the bike of the  year 2020 are comparatively conventional in contrast to this bike.
Passenger  footrests are equally pointless – the black knight of apocalypse rides  alone into the street café.  The massive enduro-style tire didn’t suit  the constructor’s plan either, nor did the huge 19-inch standard front  wheel.  And toss the lamps and turn indicators all around, along with  the upright stock instruments, which haven’t been the favorite choice of  the customizer.
The  BMW-typical Telelever front wheel suspension also got a new suit and  looks quite technical due to its contrasting Beutler-painted carbon-look  and brushed aluminum finish.  It is even hard for experts to reveal  that these parts are made from simple plastic.
"The 1,085 cc two-cylinder boxer remained  basically unchanged, but for a better sound I have adapted the open air  filters and got the standard exhaust system made shorter", Beutler  explained; he should know, as he invested about 900 working hours into  his jewel.  The exhaust wrap on the headers give the bike an even more  angry look.
In  a time when the 200 hp barrier has already been touched by some bikes,  the 80 HP of a R 1100 GS doesn't sound too impressive, but if you ever  made a trip across the Alps you will know that it is pretty tough to  follow any BMW with an experienced rider.
There were some strange UFO  sightings recorded at this time, but maybe the famous Black Forest beer  lent a hand in the development, along with many meetings with his pal  Peter Stoll, who is distributing Streetfighter parts under the name  MEGATEC.
Although  they have strayed from the path of virtue at BMW with motorcycles such  as the K 1200 R or the HP2 Megamoto over the past few years, I am sure  that even the wildest concepts of the BMW designers for the bike of the  year 2020 are comparatively conventional in contrast to this bike.
Passenger  footrests are equally pointless – the black knight of apocalypse rides  alone into the street café.  The massive enduro-style tire didn’t suit  the constructor’s plan either, nor did the huge 19-inch standard front  wheel.  And toss the lamps and turn indicators all around, along with  the upright stock instruments, which haven’t been the favorite choice of  the customizer.
The  BMW-typical Telelever front wheel suspension also got a new suit and  looks quite technical due to its contrasting Beutler-painted carbon-look  and brushed aluminum finish.  It is even hard for experts to reveal  that these parts are made from simple plastic.
"The 1,085 cc two-cylinder boxer remained  basically unchanged, but for a better sound I have adapted the open air  filters and got the standard exhaust system made shorter", Beutler  explained; he should know, as he invested about 900 working hours into  his jewel.  The exhaust wrap on the headers give the bike an even more  angry look.
In  a time when the 200 hp barrier has already been touched by some bikes,  the 80 HP of a R 1100 GS doesn't sound too impressive, but if you ever  made a trip across the Alps you will know that it is pretty tough to  follow any BMW with an experienced rider.