2025 BMW Motorrad R1300 GS Racingred
A range of colour and option updates for certain models in BMW Motorrad’s 2025 lineup. The biggest change is the omission of using a key to unlock the navigation module, with electric unlocking now standard across all motorcycle models.
For the ‘F’-series motorcycles from Munich, the F800 GS in Sport and Triple Black variants now gets an optional tall windscreen with manual adjustment while the tinted windscreen is dropped for the F800 GS Sport. New colour option of Gravityblue metallic with seat in black/grey is added, while the Racingblue metallic paint option is removed.
2025 BMW Motorrad R1300 GS Gravityblue metallic
Meanwhile, the F900 GS gets Sao Paulo Yellow as a new colour choice with the decal on the front mudguard deleted. The F900 GS Trophy is now available in Lightwhite non-metallic/Racingblue metallic, also with the decal on the front mudguard removed.
The F900 GS Adventure gets a revised Riding Pro package, with Dynamic ESA and centre stand omitted and only available as optional equipment. The Ride Pro package can be combined with lowered suspension and the new paint scheme for the F900 GS includes Sage Green with the White Aluminium metallic matt colour option no longer available.
2025 BMW Motorrad F900 GS Sao Paulo Yellow
Moving on to the R1300 GS, adaptive light modes are now part of the Innovation package. Colour changes for the R1300 GS are Racingred non-metallic with Lightwhite non-metallic dropped, while the Option 719 “Biscaya” now comes in Imperial Blue metallic/White Aluminium metallic matt, with Option 719 “Tramuntana” Aurelius Green metallic dropped.
Buyers of the R12 now have the option of installing a BMW Motorrad M Lightweight Battery while the R12 nineT Option 719 has a black headlight replacing the previous silver. A new colour scheme of Imperial Blue metallic replaces the previous San Remo green metallic.
2025 BMW Motorrad R12 Imperial Blue metallic
New colour option for the R12 Option 719 “Beryllium” is Meteoric Dust II metallic with Option 719 “Thorium” Avus Silver metallic dropped. A new Gravityblue metallic colour option is also available for an extra charge while Aventurin Red metallic is dropped.
Rounding out the changes is the M1000 XR with an exclusive new M colour scheme in Aurelius Green metallic matt. The range of new colours is expected in BMW Motorrad dealers beginning August 2025.
