Overview BMW

BMW Motorrad is part of the BMW Group and represents its motorbike and scooter segment. Originally founded in 1916 as Bayerische Flugzeugwerke (BFW) in Munich, the initial focus was on aircraft engines. In 1917, the company was renamed Bayerische Motoren Werke GmbH and a year later became a stock corporation. From 1923, BMW expanded its portfolio to include motorbikes and in 1928 cars were added. Today, the motorbike division contributes around 2% of BMW's total earnings.

In Germany, BMW is the leading manufacturer of high-capacity motorbikes and maxi scooters. At the beginning of 2023, 631,421 BMW motorbikes were registered in Germany, accounting for 12.9% of the market. in 2021, BMW had the largest market share in Germany with 23.1%, well ahead of Honda and KTM. Globally, BMW does not rank in the top 10 in terms of sales, similar to Ducati and Triumph Motorcycles.

BMW model history

It would go too far to go into all BMW models here. They have also been active in the maxi scooter market for many years. The current models are the C 400 X, C 400 GT and CE 04.

BMW Models at SIP Scootershop

• C 600 Sport 600 cc 4T LC '12-'15 Euro 4 standard

• C 650 GT 650 cc 4T LC '12-'15 Euro 4 standard

• C 650 GT i.e. (Euro 4) 650 ccm 4T LC '16-

• C 650 Sport i.e. (Euro 4) 650 ccm 4T LC '16- 652EA

• C1 125 ccm 4T LC - Rotax

• C1 200 ccm 4T LC - Rotax

• F650 GS 650 cc 4T LC

• F650GS/DAKAR 650 cc 4T LC

• GS650F 650 cc 4T LC

• K1200R 1200 cc 4T LC

• K1200S 1200 cc 4T LC

• R1200GS 1200 cc 4T LC

• R1250GS/R1250GS Adventure 1250 cc 4T LC 2019-

• S1000RR 1000 cc 4T LC