After wowing the world of motorcycling with the S1000RR, BMW has created several higher-spec variants over the years such as the HP4 and HP4 Race. They also recently introduced a “M Package”, but the most recent evolution is the M1000RR.
As MCN puts it, the M1000R “has a sole purpose in life: to be the starting point for a better race bike. After two years running the latest generation S1000RR in everything from WSB to superstock, BMW decided it needed changing around a bit. So, the M1000RR’s engine is stronger and more tuneable, the steering geometry is tweaked and it’s sprouted wings, Nissin brakes and lots of M badges.”
2025 brought big updates to the model, including new engine internals, larger throttle bodies, and a revised exhaust. The US-spec bike makes 205 horsepower and 83 foot-pounds of torque. The bike also got the new “3.0” M winglets in carbon fiber, a new fairing design (now plastic instead of carbon fiber as these are immediately replaced by race teams), and a revised frame.
This example is VIN: WB10P4304T6L41463. The seller purchased it new and immediately removed the battery to put it on display in his collection.
The seller has never ridden the bike, which only has delivery mileage. The display still has protective film.
Modifications:
This bike is stock.
The sale includes two keys.
The sale does NOT include the pictured stands, though they may be available separately from the seller.
It is riding on the original Metzeler slicks with date codes of 4024 and 4124.
Currently located in Nevada, this BMW is offered on a clean Nevada title. Have any M1000RR stories or questions about this listing? Let us know in the “Comments” tab!
