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2009 Bmw K1300s Orange on 2040-motos

US $9,999.00
YearYear:2009 MileageMileage:41466 ColorColor: Orange
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Pryor, Oklahoma, US

Pryor, Oklahoma, US
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BMW K-Series tech info

TypeType:Sport Touring Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):1293 WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale ByFor Sale By:Dealer VINVIN:WB10509019ZV93135

BMW K-Series description

Last year’s Intermot show in Germany saw BMW unveiling the 2009 K 1300 S, a bike that carries on the fame of the innovative K series by retaining the Duolever front suspension and single-sided swingarm with integrated shaft.

The new model makes a big impression on the industry’s scene not as much due to its 228 kg and 1293 cc inline-four engine that is capable of 175 hp, but more due to the optional quick shifter and the new ESA 2 (Electronic Suspension Adjustment) system.



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MCN overall verdict rating is 4

It may look largely the same as the outgoing model but the latest version of BMW’s rocketship K1300S has had a host of small changes that add up to a much better bike all round. With a claimed 175bhp and some seriously clever electronically-adjustable suspension, traction control and a long list of options to choose from, BMW has built a bike that can handle almost everything. And don’t forget the new K-series range now has proper indicators rather than the confusing triple switches of old.

Engine

MCN ratingrating is 5
Owners' ratingrating is 4.5

The motor is the biggest single area of improvement. Engineering development was handed over to the spanner magicians at Ricardo – the same firm that designed the gearbox for the 1000bhp Bugatti Veyron hypercar. This is the first time BMW has worked with Ricardo on one of its bikes. The result is a claimed 175bhp from an increased 1293cc four-cylinder motor that is much smoother with bundles of power and torque. It’s one of the best big-capacity motors on the road today combining lovely refinement with a racing engine snarl when pushed. And yes, it’s very, very, very fast.

Ride and Handling

MCN ratingrating is 4
Owners' ratingrating is 4.5

There is no getting away from the fact that the BMW K1300S is a big bike – with a 228kg dry weight, it is never going to be a race-designed lightweight. However, the clever Electronic Suspension Adjustment (ESA II) system does a great job of hiding that weight. The suspension has nine potential settings to cover solo riding, pillion and both settings with luggage. It works brilliantly. The slightly numb front end is better than it was previously thanks to lighter Duolever components. Just be sure to avoid the Continental Sport Attack tyres fitted to some – they are not up to the best rubber.

Equipment

MCN ratingrating is 5
Owners' ratingrating is 4.5

Spec up a BMW K1300S with all of the options BMW has to offer and it’s going to be an expensive machine. There are some must-haves though and the ESA II at £617 is one of them as it offers a great deal of adjustment and takes the guesswork out of suspension adjustment. ABS is another one. After that there are some lovely choices. Heated grips, hard luggage, Akrapovic exhaust, onboard computer and a quickshifter. Most are worth a look although we would give the quickshifter a miss as although it works just fine, it seems out of place on a bike like this. Compare and buy producys for the BMW K1300S in the MCN Shop.

Quality and Reliability

MCN ratingrating is 4
Owners' ratingrating is 4.5

Few bikes shrug off winter better than a BMW motorcycle but it will still need regular attention to keep it looking shiny. The uprated shaft drive means less maintenance and expense than a chain. A few owners of the BMW K1200S previous model seemed to have suffered from vibration and quite high oil consumption but the new engine should stop that happening.

 

Model History

K1300S introduced in 2009 to replace the K1200S introduced in 2004.

Specifications

Top speed 155 mph
1/4-mile acceleration 10.46 secs
Max power175 bhp
Max torque103 ft-lb
Weight228 kg
Seat height820 mm
Fuel capacity19 litres
Average fuel consumption mpg
Tank range miles
Annual road tax
Insurance group17 of 17
Engine size1293 cc
Engine specificationLiquid-cooled, twin-cam, 4v four-stroke inline four. Six gears
FrameCast aluminium bridge frame
Front suspension adjustmentElectronically adjustable with ESA
Rear suspension adjustmentElectronically adjustable with ESA
Front brakes2 x 320 discs with 4-piston calipers
Rear brake265mm disc with two-piston caliper
Front tyre size120/70 x 17
Rear tyre size190/55 x 17

 

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