The 2025 BMW M1000RR has arrived, bringing with it an exhilarating upgrade in power that impresses at first glance. With an increase to 214 bhp and a torque output of 83 lb-ft, this new superbike claims its stake not only as a fast machine but as a serious contender in the high-performance category. It combines lightning speed with refined engineering, showcasing a commitment to excellence.
2025 BMW M1000RR Review The Evolution of a Superbike
Innovative Design and Frame Updates
At a cursory glance, one may mistake the 2025 model for its predecessor, yet significant modifications are hidden beneath its sleek body. The optimised aerodynamics, inclusive of new M winglets, further enhance downforce, allowing for stable high-speed performance. The frame changes lead to increased flex, which improves handling and overall riding experience. These evolutionary updates refine the superbike’s character, reinforcing BMW’s ambition to compete fiercely on the racing front.
Specs
Engine size
999cc
Engine type
Liquid-cooled 16v inline four
Frame type
Aluminium twin spar with the engine as a stressed member
Fuel capacity
16.5 litres
Seat height
832mm
Bike weight
192kg
Front suspension
Marzocchi fully adjustable 45mm forks
Rear suspension
Fully adjustable monoshock
Front brake
Two 320mm discs with four piston radial calipers and cornering ABS
Rear brake
220mm disc with a single piston caliper and cornering ABS
Front tyre size
120/70 x 17
Rear tyre size
200/55 x 17
Mpg, costs & insurance
Average fuel consumption
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Annual road tax
£121
Annual service cost
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New price
£32,850
Used price
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Insurance group
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Warranty term
Three years
Top speed & performance
Max power
214 bhp
Max torque
83 ft-lb
Top speed
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1/4 mile acceleration
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Tank range
160 miles
Electronics Evolution and Track-Capable Features
Beyond speed and power, the M1000RR comes equipped with an advanced electronics package that adds layers of safety and performance. This level of tech ensures not just raw speed but also provides the confidence needed during aggressive track days. Weighing in at 423 lbs and with a seat height of 32.8 inches, it strikes a balance of accessibility and performance for serious riders. Priced at £32,850, the M1000RR is not just a motorcycle but a meticulously engineered tool designed for serious racing enthusiasts.
