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BMW launches F 450 GS Sport in India at Rs 5.90 lakh

The new variant adds Racing Red paint, sport suspension and clutchless gear changes to the F 450 GS range.

By idly intel

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  • BMW Motorrad India launched the F 450 GS Sport at Rs 5.90 lakh, ex-showroom.
  • The Sport variant adds Racing Red paint, sport suspension and Gear Shift Assistant Pro.
  • The engine and core electronics stay the same as the standard F 450 GS.

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BMW Motorrad India has added a Sport variant to its F 450 GS range. The bike costs Rs 5.90 lakh, ex-showroom. The launch completes the F 450 GS line-up in India, according to the company's announcement.

The most visible change is an exclusive Racing Red paint scheme. The bike also gets a clear Rallye windscreen, black hand protectors, off-road footrests and a plastic engine guard. Together these give it a more adventure-style look.

The Sport variant also brings mechanical and technology changes. It has sport suspension, which BMW says is meant to improve performance and riding enjoyment. It adds Gear Shift Assistant Pro, which lets the rider change gears without using the clutch. It also gets Riding Modes Pro, which offers more options for different riding conditions.

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The engine is unchanged. The F 450 GS uses a newly developed two-cylinder, inline engine of about 420 cc. It makes 48 hp and 43 Nm of torque and runs through a six-speed gearbox. The bike keeps its existing electronic aids, including ABS Pro, Dynamic Traction Control, Dynamic Brake Control and Engine Drag Control. Its 6.5-inch TFT display and multi-controller also carry over.

Where it sits in the range

One report describes the Sport as the second-highest variant in the range. It gets every feature of the top model except Easy Ride Clutch (ERC), which is the system that handles clutch operation on the more basic version. This is the main difference between the two top trims.

For buyers in India, the bike is aimed at riders who want one machine for city travel, highway touring and light off-road use. The Sport adds equipment for a higher price than the standard model, which BMW has not compared in these details.

The launch details come from BMW's own announcement. Delivery timelines and dealer availability were not stated in the sources.

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Sources: GaadiWaadi, Rushlane

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