Class: tour
Production: November 2003 – July 2018
Predecessor: BMW R1150RT
Successor: BMW R1250RT
History
Markets | Production | Name & Codes |
Europe | November 2003 – November 2009 | Name: BMW R1200RT (1st generation) Model code: K26 Parts Catalog Code: 0368 |
Europe | July 2008 – June 2014 | Name: BMW R1200RT (2nd generation) Model code: K26 Parts Catalog Code: 0430 |
Europe | January 2013 – July 2018 | Name: BMW R1200RT (3rd generation) Model code: K52 Parts Catalog Code: 0A03 |
USA | November 2003 – September 2009 | Name: BMW R1200RT (1st generation) Model code: K26 Parts Catalog Code: 0388 |
USA | July 2008 – May 2014 | Name: BMW R1200RT (2nd generation) Model code: K26 Parts Catalog Code: 0440 |
USA | January 2013 – July 2018 | Name: BMW R1200RT (3rd generation) Model code: K52 Parts Catalog Code: 0A13 |
Electronic equipment BMW R1200RT (basic & optional):
• ASC (Automatic Stability Control)
• Integral ABS-I – R1200RT (1st generation, to 08.2006)
• Integral ABS-II – R1200RT (1-2 generation, from 08.2006)
• Integral ABS (next gen.) – R1200RT (3rd generation)
• ESA (Electronic Suspension Adjustment) – R1200RT (1st generation)
• ESA-II (Electronic Suspension Adjustment) – R1200RT (2nd generation)
• Dynamic ESA – R1200RT (3rd generation)
• On-board computer
• Cruise Control
• RDC (tire pressure control)
• E-Gas (ride-by-wire) – R1200RT (3rd generation)
• Keyless Ride – R1200RT (3rd generation)
• Gear Shift Assist Pro – R1200RT (3rd generation)
• Heated seats
• Hill Start Control – R1200RT (3rd generation)
• ABS Pro Cornering ABS – R1200RT (3rd generation)
• Riding Mode Pro (Rain, Road, Dynamic) – R1200RT (3rd generation)
Specifications
BMW R1200RT: specs.
DIMENSIONS | |
Overall length | 2230 mm / 87,8 in 2185 mm / 86,0 in – R1200RT (3rd generation) |
Overall width | 905 mm / 35,6 in (across mirrors) 980 mm / 38,6 in (across mirrors) – R1200RT (3rd generation) |
Overall height | 1430 mm / 56,3 in (windscreen low pos.) 1415 mm / 55,7 in (windscreen low pos.) – R1200RT (3rd generation) |
Seat height | 820-840 mm / 32,3-33,1 in – R1200RT (1-2 generations) 780-800 mm / 30,7-31,5 in – R1200RT (1-2 generations, low seat) 750 mm / 29,5 in – R1200RT (low suspension) 805-825 mm / 31,7-32,5 in – R1200RT (3rd generation) 760-780 mm / 29,9-30,7 in – R1200RT (3rd generation, low seat) 830-850 mm / 32,7-33,5 in – R1200RT (3rd generation, comfort seat) |
Wheelbase | 1485 mm / 58,5 in |
Ground clearance | |
Dry weight | |
Curb (wet) weight | 259 kg / 571 lbs 274 kg / 604 lbs – R1200RT (3rd generation) |
FRAME | |
Frame (type) | Tubular steel frame with load-bearing drive unit, aluminum rear frame |
Front suspension, travel | BMW Telelever, 120 mm / 4,7 in |
Rear suspension, travel | BMW EVO Paralever (adjustable spring pre-load & rebound damping), 135 mm / 5,3 in |
Front tire size | 120/70 ZR17 |
Rear tire size | 180/55 ZR17 |
Front brake | Double disc, 320 mm, 4-piston calipers EVO (integral ABS-I) – R1200RT (1st generation, to 08.2006) Double disc, 320 mm, 4-piston calipers EVO (integral ABS-II) – R1200RT (1-2 generation, from 08.2006) Double disc, 320 mm, 4-piston radial calipers (Integral ABS) – R1200RT (3rd generation) |
Rear brake | Single disc, 265 mm, 2-piston caliper (integral ABS-I) – R1200RT (1st generation, to 08.2006) Single disc, 265 mm, 2-piston caliper (integral ABS-II) – R1200RT (1-2 generation, from 08.2006) Single disc, 276 mm, 2-piston caliper (integral ABS) – R1200RT (3rd generation) |
Fuel capacity | 27,0 l / 6,66 US gal (reserve – 4,0 l) – R1200RT (1st generation) 25,0 l / 6,66 US gal (reserve – 4,0 l) – R1200RT (from 2nd generation) |
Fuel economy / consumption | 5,55 l / 100 km (42,4 US mpg)1 – R1200RT (1st generation) 7,06 l / 100 km (33,3 US mpg)2 – R1200RT (2nd generation) 6,21 l / 100 km (42,4 US mpg)3 – R1200RT (3rd generation) |
ENGINE | |
Engine (type) | Air&Oil-cooled 4-stroke Air&Liquid-cooled 4-stroke – R1200RT (3rd generation) |
Cylinder arrangement | Flat twin (boxer) with central counterbalance shaft |
Bore & Stroke | 101,0 x 73,0 mm |
Displacement | 1170 cm³ (71,4 cu in) |
Compression ratio | 12.0:1 12.5:1 – R1200RT (3rd generation) |
Valve train | Chain driven SOHC, 4 valves per cylinder Chain driven DOHC, 4 valves per cylinder – R1200RT (from 2nd generation) |
Max. power | 110,0 hp (81,0 kW) / 7500 rpm – R1200RT (1st generation) 110,0 hp (81,0 kW) / 7750 rpm – R1200RT (2nd generation) 125,0 hp (92,0 kW) / 7750 rpm – R1200RT (3rd generation) |
Max. torque | 115,0 Nm (11,7 kg-m) / 6000 rpm – R1200RT (1st generation) 120,0 Nm (12,2 kg-m) / 6000 rpm – R1200RT (2nd generation) 125,0 Nm (12,7 kg-m) / 6500 rpm – R1200RT (3rd generation) |
Acceleration 0 to 100 km/h (0-60 mph) | 4,08 sec.4 3,33 sec.5 – R1200RT (3rd generation) |
Top speed | 222 km/h (138 mph)6 |
Fuel system (type) | Fuel Injection |
DRIVE TRAIN | |
Clutch | Single dry plate, hydraulic operated Wet multi-plate, hydraulic operated – R1200RT (from 3rd generation) |
Transmission | 6-speed |
Final drive | Shaft |
Gear ratio I II III IV V VI | 2.277 – I gen; 2.375 – II gen; 2.438 – III gen 1.583 – I gen; 1.696 – II gen; 1.714 – III gen 1.259 – I gen; 1.296 – II, III gen 1.033 – I gen; 1.065 – II gen; 1.059 – III gen 0.903 – I gen; 0.939 – II gen; 0.943 – III gen 0.805 – I gen; 0.848 – II, III gen |
ELECTRICAL | |
Ignition system | BMS-K |
Alternator | Belt driven three-phase generator, 14V / 720W Three-phase generator, 14V / 540W – R1200RT (3rd generation) |
Battery capacity | 12V-19Ah 12V-16Ah – R1200RT (3rd generation) |
Images
BMW R1200RT: images, gallery.
Videos
BMW R1200RT: video.
Manuals
BMW R1200RT: documentation.
- BMW R1200RT: Repair Manual (DVD)
- BMW R1200RT: Riders Manual, 1st generation
- BMW R1200RT: Riders Manual, 2nd generation
- BMW R1200RT: Riders Manual, 3rd generation
Links
- Motorcycle Consumer News (MCN) “Performance Index 2015”, BMW R1200RT (06/2005), Average MPG
- Motorcycle Consumer News (MCN) “Performance Index 2015”, BMW R1200RT (11/2012), Average MPG
- Motorcycle Consumer News (MCN) “Performance Index 2015”, BMW R1200RT (06/2014), Average MPG
- Motorcycle Consumer News (MCN) “Performance Index 2015”, BMW R1200RT (06/2005) / (11/2012), 0-60 mph
- Motorcycle Consumer News (MCN) “Performance Index 2015”, BMW R1200RT (06/2014), 0-60 mph
- Motorcycle Consumer News (MCN) “Performance Index 2015”, BMW R1200RT (06/2014), Top speed