BMW R1100RS (1995-96)

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The BMW R1100RS motorcycle was introduced in 1993 and produced until 2001. It was designed for touring purposes with its aerodynamic fairing, long distance comfort, and optimal handling. The 1995-96 model featured a high-torque 1085 cc engine with an output of 90 horsepower and 72 lb-ft of torque. It also had a pushrod rear suspension system, a four-piston front caliper brake system, and an anti-lock braking system. The R1100RS had a top speed of 129mph and could reach 0-60mph in 4.8 seconds. The fuel capacity was 6.3 gallons with an average fuel consumption rate of 50-60mpg.

The R1100RS had a unique look with its half-faired design and a comfortable riding position, partly due to its adjustable seat and handlebars. Its overall weight was 556lbs, but it was well-distributed, making it easy to handle even at low speeds. The bike also came with a range of accessories, including hard saddlebags, heated grips, cruise control, and a taller windscreen.

Although the R1100RS was primarily designed for touring, it also offered a sporty riding experience with its responsive throttle and nimble handling. It was praised for its reliability, low maintenance costs, and comfortable ride over long distances. The R1100RS was a popular model for long-distance touring, especially for those who preferred a comfortable riding position combined with performance capabilities. Overall, the BMW R1100RS was a well-rounded motorcycle that offered both touring and sporty capabilities, making it a great choice for riders who wanted the best of both worlds.

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