2025 BMW F 900 GS

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The 2025 BMW F 900 GS is the cornerstone of BMW’s middleweight adventure lineup, designed to be a significantly more hardcore, off-road-capable machine than the F 850 GS it replaced.1 For 2025, BMW has largely carried over the major redesign from the previous year while refining package options and introducing new service benefits.2025 Key Updates & ChangesWhile the bike remains physically similar to the 2024 model, there are specific changes for the 2025 model year:Ultimate Care Break-In Service: Every new 2025 BMW motorcycle now includes the "600-mile service" (oil change and inspection) at no extra cost, provided it's done within 6 months or 750 miles.2Premium Package Tweaks: The M Endurance Chain (a low-maintenance, industrial-diamond-coated chain) has been removed from the standard "Premium Package" but remains included if you opt for the Enduro Package Pro or Off-Road Package.3Electronic Refinements: Minor updates to the software suite, including standard ABS Pro and Dynamic Traction Control (DTC).Core Performance SpecsThe F 900 GS is defined by its "leaner and meaner" philosophy, shedding 31 lbs (14 kg) compared to the old 850 platform.4FeatureSpecificationEngine895cc liquid-cooled parallel-twinPower105 hp @ 8,500 rpmTorque68.6 lb-ft @ 6,750 rpmCurb Weight482 lbs (Fully fueled)Fuel Capacity3.8 gal (New lightweight plastic tank)Suspension43mm adjustable Showa USD fork (9.1" travel)Wheels21-inch front / 17-inch rear (Cross-spoke)Off-Road FocusUnlike previous generations that felt like "road bikes playing in the dirt," the 2025 F 900 GS is built for technical trails:Ergonomic Triangle: The handlebars are higher and the footrests lower than the 850, making it much more comfortable to ride while standing.5Enduro Pro Package: This is the "must-have" for serious riders. It adds a fully adjustable 45mm golden Showa fork, a Sachs rear shock with an expansion tank, handlebar risers (+24mm), and the M Endurance chain.6Shedding Weight: The 62% weight reduction in the fuel tank alone (switching from steel to plastic) makes the bike feel significantly more flickable in ruts and sand.7Pricing & AvailabilityBase MSRP: Starts at approximately $13,495 (plus destination).8Typical Configured Price: Most units on dealer floors include the Premium and Enduro Pro packages, often bringing the price closer to $16,500 – $17,500.Color Options: Black Storm Metallic (Standard), Passion (Yellow/Black), and the GS Trophy (White/Blue/Red with gold rims).