Scheduled to hit the European market in mid-September, the 2017 BMW Motorrad R nineT Scrambler is an “off-road” retro scrambler version of the standard R nineT. A price of 13,000 euro (RM57,894), including 19% VAT, in Germany – a drop of 1,800 euro (RM8,000) – was announced by Motorrad.
As part of BMW Motorrad’s “Heritage” collection, the 2017 R nineT Scrambler carries BMW’s iconic boxer-twin engine, which, in this guise, is a 1,170 cc air/oil-cooled power plant that puts out 110 hp and 116 Nm of torque at 6,000 rpm.
Designed from the outset as a customiser’s machine, the rear sub-frame of the R nineT is designed to be removed, chopped, and cut-off any way the rider wishes. Following the classic lines of scramblers from the 60s and 70s, the RnineT comes with a 19-inch front wheel and telescopic fork, with BMW’s Paralever rear suspension.
The braking system is up-to-date, though, with axially mounted four-piston brake calipers, steel-wrapped brake lines, 320 mm brake discs and ABS. The raised exhaust with split tail-pipes completes the Scrambler’s retro styling.
A full range of official BMW Motorrad accessories is available to customise the look of the 21017 R nineT Scrambler to the owner’s wishes. No word if BMW Motorrad will be bringing the latest iteration of the R nineT Scrambler to our shores, but the current model R nineT retails in Malaysia for RM99,888, including GST and registration, excluding insurance.
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If the bike isn’t sold in Malaysia then don’t freaking confuse us with the price in Ringgit Malaysia!!
excited after read the title, but dis pointed after read the full story.
Especially “…..RM99,8888…”
Totally agree with knnbccb…
We know that cars, bikes etc sold in this country is ridiculously exorbitantly priced……..
Therefore kid us not!
weird. Car in malaysia is heavily taxes to protect national brand. But why high cc bikes being heavily taxes as well?
to protect Modenas…