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2012 BMW C600 Sport and C650 GTBMW revealed the 2013 versions of its C600 Sport and C 650 GT scooters. The maxi scooters represent a good alternative for those who want an efficient way of urban transportation. Perhaps it goes without saying that the scooters come with the famous BMW technologies and reliability and offer excellent handling and performance. Power comes from a compact 2-Cylinder 4-stroke liquid-cooled engine with 4 valves per cylinder which offers a maximum speed of 174 kmph and is paired with a CVT transmission. The scooters are not only fast but they are also good looking. Their sporty windshield is ready to protect you from the elements, while the attractive fairing helps you get noticed every time you’re passing down the street. The sporty look of the scooters is also enhanced by the circular headlights with two side lights on the left and right, and the LED rear light cluster with single turn indicators. Hit the jump for more information on the 2013 BMW C600 Sport and C650 GT. Full story
2013 BMW C 650 GT 
In the latest years scooters have become more popular than ever so there is no wonder why BMW decided to enter into this segment. One of the newest addition in BMW’s scooters lineup is the 2013 C 650 GT Maxi-Scooter which is powered by a 44 kW (60 hp) engine. The scooter was designed to be as comfortable as possible and is aimed at those who are searching for an efficient and fast way of urban transportation. Talking about efficiency, the BMW C 650 GT has a fuel consumption of 5.6 l calculated at a constant speed of 75 mph. The 2013 BMW C650 GT is packed with a wide range of features among which you’ll find a parking brake integrated in the side stand, electrically adjustable windshield, ABS brakes and central locking. The motorcycle sits on front 120/70 ZR 15 and rear 160/60 ZR 15 tires. Hit the jump for more information on the 2013 BMW C 650 GT. Full story
2013 BMW C600 Sport
The 2013 BMW C600 Sport is one of the newest Maxi Tourers developed by the German manufacturer. The scooter was designed with practicality and comfort in mind and features an ergonomic but sporty design. Needless to say that the C600 Sport delivers the high performances expected from BMW and has also a top notch build quality. You’ll also like the sporty handling and the comfortable ride which is assured by the capable suspensions. The 2013 BMW C600 Sport is powered by a 2-cylinder 4-stroke liquid-cooled engine with 4 valves per cylinder which cranks out 44 kW (60 hp) at 7,500 rpm and 66 Nm (49 lb/ft) of torque at 6,000 rpm. Thanks to its sporty engine the BMW C600 Sport is able to hit a maximum speed of 109 mph, while the fuel consumption is rated at 5.6 liter per 100 km. Hit the jump for more information on the 2013 BMW C600 Sport. Full story
BMW Concept EBMW was always ahead of the pack when it comes to innovative technologies and this is one of the secrets behind its success. The company has revealed yet another two wheel project which combines ecological sustainability with the highest level of riding dynamics. The new concept is fully electric and is powered by an ultra efficient motor. Thanks to the innovative arrangement of the electric motor, power electronics and batteries, the motorcycle is able to be very agile and offers a sharp handling. Moreover, BMWi High Voltage Technology gives the Concept E the ability to reward its rider with a pretty lively acceleration which is comparable with the one offered by a scooter powered by combustion engine. Like most of today’s electric motorcycles, the Concept E is also offered with an energy regeneration system which reuses the energy lost during braking. Thanks to this useful system and the capable battery pack, the Concept E offers a maximum riding range of up to 100 km. Hit the jump for more information on the 2012 BMW Concept E. Full story
BMW Concept CDue to their practicality and efficiency the single track vehicles have a bright future. The fundamental benefits offered by the two-wheelers are obvious. They do not take up much space, they have low emission levels and are fuel-efficient and very flexible as well. BMW knows these facts very well and its engineers are continuously working to develop new models and technologies for the future. One of the latest two wheel projects presented by the German manufacturer is the Concept C. The new concept shows what mobility of the future could look like. The Concept C features a highly complex monolever mechanism with hollowed-out shaft connected to a suspension strut visible from the outside. There is also a twin disc brake at the front which features two radial brake callipers and a single disc brake at the rear. Not to mention about the BMW Motorrad ABS which further enhances safety. Hit the jump for more information on the BMW Concept C. Full story
BMW Scooter Spied Testing
A while back, BMW brought out the E-Scooter Concept that would be previewing the brand’s electric drive line. Not much has been said about the production model as of yet, but our spy photographers were quick to click when they spotted this future electric bike testing, and they say it sounds just like a gas-powered model. It is believed that the scooter caught testing is, in fact, a production version of the BMW Concept C unveiled in 2010 at the EICMA Motorcycle Show. Known as BMW’s maxi scooter, the new model will use a 650 cc engine and will be offered in two different versions. However, don’t expect to see much from the concept in the production version, especially those blue tires and lasers that made many fall in love with it to begin with. Those will definitely not be showing up as the production model will adopt a more conventional appearance.
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