2013 Bmw Hp4 Sportbike on 2040-motos
Year:2013
Mileage:0
Hollywood, California, US
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Type:Sportbike
Phone:8667516947
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2013 Bmw HP4, PURE PERFORMANCE.When light weight, massive power and razor-sharp handling are combined, the result is known as HP - High Performance. The new HP4 is BMW Motorrad's first four-cylinder model to wear the HP badge. Based on the S 1000 RR, a purebred factory motorcycle has been developed - made from the very best materials and molded into unparalleled design.Pure PowerThe lightest four-cylinder engine in the segment provides uncompromising power with an output of 193 bhp and a maximum torque of 83 foot pounds. The new exhaust silencer provides a higher level of torque in the mid-range, so there is power available where it's needed most to deliver stunning lap times.Pure IntelligenceWith the world's first ever dynamic suspension system DDC (Dynamic Damping Control), the HP4 is the most advanced production sporting motorcycle ever built. DDC automatically adapts the suspension damping to the situation at hand. Various modes are available to choose from: Rain and Sport for public roads, Race and Slick for the race track. The further enhanced Dynamic Traction Control on the HP4 supplements this perfectly. It can be finely adjusted in Slick mode to dial in the perfect balance between system support and rider control. The result is transparent feedback, maximum traction and optimum acceleration.Pure ExclusivityThe new HP4 comes into its own with its refined paint finish in White and Racing Blue. The HP4 will only be available in limited numbers through 2014.
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