Colorado. Hello, I am new to this forum and I am looking for some help. I am considering to buy a 2004 R1150GS Adventure. Based on all the tests I have read I am concerned about the seat height of this bike. I am a male, 5ft 9 inch (173 cm) tall, weigh 178 lb (athletic) and have 70kmiles riding experience with various bikes.

The latest version of the big BMW R 1200 GS boxer still utilizes air cooling, and has authentic cylinder fins to show for it. Seat height: 33.5 and 34.3 inches (standard choice); various
June 2008. At the beginning of March I became the proud new keeper of a 2008 1200GS Adventure, and it’s already changed my life. All the BMW GS models this year have an extra 5bhp and this Adventure of mine has the ESA electronic suspension system, heated handlebar grips, foglights and the beautifully fabricated aluminium panniers.
2012 BMW Adventure Motorcycle. BMW has released the limited-edition R 1200 GS Rallye for 2012. Seat height, unladen weight 850 / 870 mm (33.4 inches / 34.2 inches) (low seat 820 mm
Read through a bunch of threads here and reviews elsewhere but still seeking some guidance on the best seat for a 6'3" tall rider on a 2012 BMW R1200GS. Me - Tall 6'3" and 225lbs and really cramped on my 2012 R1200GS.
The 2016 MY BMW R 1200 GS Adventure has, at its heart, an air-cooled, four-stroke, fuel-injected, 1170cc, boxer twin cylinder powerplant paired to a six-speed manual transmission, and can produce BMW R 1200 GS Adventure BMW R 1200 GS Tank capacity: 30 litres 20 litres Spring travel front / rear: 210 / 220 mm 190 / 200 mm Seat height: 890 / 910 mm 850 / 870 mm Weight with tank 90% full: 260 kg 238 kg Max. load: 220 kg 212 kg Dimensions L / W: 2,255 / 980 mm 2,207 / 953 mm Fuel consumption
So Reg Suspension with Reg seat minus Reg Suspension low seat is 30mm = 1.18 inches. Therefore, if you combine lowered suspension AND low seat there is a seat height drop of 25mm + 30mm = 55mm or 2.17 inches. Which conflicts with the info on the BMW website of seat height. e.g. Reg Suspension 850mm minus low suspension & low seat 790mm = 60mm drop.
Compared to the standard R 1200 GS, the Adventure has a larger fuel tank, taller suspension (and seat height), a lower first gear, cross-spoke wheels, engine and hand guards, a skid plate and a
Without a doubt, the BMW R 1200 GS Adventure is the standard bearer of the ADV world. Seat height: 35.0 and 35.8 inches (standard choice); various optional seats available;
seat height - 900mm fuel capacity - 30l top speed - 121mph 0-60 - n/a tank range - n/a. specs - r1200gs adventure type - trail production date - 2007 price new - £9895 engine capacity - 1170cc power - 94.9bhp@7500rpm torque - 78.8lb.ft@5500rpm weight - 223kg seat height - 890mm or 910mm fuel capacity - 33l top speed - 128.7mph 0-60 - n/a tank .
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