BMW F850GS Bikes For Sale
Specs
- Seat Height: Average (860 mm / 33.9 inches)
- Weight: Heavy (229 kg / 505 lbs)
- Fuel Capacity: Average (15.0 litres / 4.0 US gallons)
- Economy: Average (50 mpg / 5.6 l/100km / 17.7 km/l)
- Range: High (160 miles / 257 km)
- Top Speed: High (140 mph / 225 km/h)
- Capacity: Average (853 cc)
- Power: Average (94 bhp / 70 kW)
- Power to Weight: Average (0.410 bhp/kg / 0.306 kW/kg)
- Redline: Average (9,000 rpm)
- Road Tax / VED: Very High (£101 Per Year)
- Launch RRP: £9,400
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Review In A Few
Pros
- All round capability
- Handling
Cons
- Centre stand
- Screen
Video Reviews
Check out this video review from TheMissendenFlyer.
What Is It?
The BMW F850GS is a mid-range adventure bike and is powered by a Euro 4 compliant liquid cooled 853 cc parallel twin engine, producing 93.9 bhp at 8,250 rpm and maximum torque at 6,250 rpm.
Features include:
- Steel frame and Aluminium swingarm
- Dual 305 mm discs up front with Brembo two piston calipers
- 265 mm disc at the rear with Brembo single piston caliper
- ABS system with off mode
- 43 mm upside down fork with 204 mm travel
- Adjustable rear shock with 219 mm travel
- Traction control
- Non-adjustable screen
- Ride modes: Road, Rain
- 6 speed gearbox with gear position indicator
- LED tail light
Compared to the 2008-2017 F800GS there's a new chassis, new 55 cc larger engine making 9 bhp more power, the seat height is 20 mm lower and the chain / exhaust have switched sides however it's 12 kg heavier and fuel capacity is down 1 litre.
Notably the fuel tank is now in the usual position, rather than under the seat, to help the front / rear weight distribution. The wire spoked 21" front wheel takes a 90/90 tyre and the rear 17" a 150/70.
- Exclusive: Gold fork, hand guards, radiator cover
- Rallye: Gold wheels, radiator cover, hand guards
Accessories include the LED headlight with LED daytime running light, 835 mm low seat, 875 mm comfort seat, 890 mm Rallye seat, Pro riding modes, cornering ABS, dynamic traction control, dynamic electronic suspension, tall screen, 6.5" colour TFT dash, SOS emergency call, up / down quickshifter, Akrapovic exhaust, knobbly tyres, keyless start, centre stand, engine bars, heated grips, cruise control, Aluminium belly pan and luggage.
- 2018-2019: Red/silver, blue/silver (Exclusive), white/blue/red (Rallye)
- 2020-2021: Red, white/blue/red, black/yellow/silver (40 years GS edition)
- 2022: Black, red/silver, blue/red/white
Model History & Updates
2018: Dynamic brake light now standard.
2020: LED indicators, ABS Pro (cornering ABS) and DTC (dynamic traction control) standard. Dash based USB port added. 40 years GS edition added with special colour scheme, yellow handguards / accents and gold wheels.
Up And Down The Range
BMW's more road focused £7,950 F750GS is essentially the same bike but with cast wheels, a smaller 19" at the front, smaller standard fork, lower seat, less suspension travel and the engine is restricted to 76 bhp. It doesn't get the option of the off-road knobbly tyres or the Enduro Pro riding mode.
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