BMW R1200c (1997-2005)

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BMW R1200c (1997-2005) specs:

BMW R1200c Classic	1997
Engine size	1170cc
Max power	61hp (45kW)
Max torque	98Nm (72lbft) @ 3000rpm
Brakes	Dual disc front, single disc rear
Length / Width / Height, mm	2340 / 1050 / 1130
Weight	236 kg
Fuel capacity	17L
Base price (for 1998)	$12.990,-
BMW R1200c Montauk	2000
Engine size	1170cc
Max power	61hp (45kW)
Max torque	98Nm (72lbft) @ 3000rpm
Weight	245 kg
Fuel capacity	17L
Transmission	6-speed
Top speed	167km/h

Few words & links:

The BMW R1200c was first BMW cruiser motorcycle. It had a bored and stroked BMW R1100 engine displacing 1170cc with a completely new intake system which provides more torque and less power than the R1100.
The R1200c was first released with promotional placement in the James Bond film "Tomorrow Never Dies". Also, the R1200C was one of motorcycles featured in "The Art of the Motorcycle" exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum in USA in 1998.

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