This week Bimota will show their new 4- cylinder sportsbike concept at EICMA in Milan, Italy, and the mass-production motorcycle will be powered by the acclaimed BMW S 1000 RR engine.
Witha long tradition in supersport motorcycles, running a BMW engine is not a first for Bimota. Back in 1995, the BMW F 650 engine powered the Bimota BB1 Supermoto 167 kg (368 lbs) machine, reaching 196 km/h (121.8 mph).
It looks like Bimota are up to something spectacular once more and they think that the 59.8 kg (132 lbs) engine is the best they can get. Delivering a staggering 142 kW @ 13,000 rpm, the BMW S 1000 RR has already proved to be a high-performance power unit, with excellent capabilities to cope with high-speeds and sporting outstanding resilience in racing conditions. Looking forward to see the new Bimota project these days.
It looks like Bimota are up to something spectacular once more and they think that the 59.8 kg (132 lbs) engine is the best they can get. Delivering a staggering 142 kW @ 13,000 rpm, the BMW S 1000 RR has already proved to be a high-performance power unit, with excellent capabilities to cope with high-speeds and sporting outstanding resilience in racing conditions. Looking forward to see the new Bimota project these days.