[Max]

My dealer just sent me the attached release from BMW USA. Haven't seen this on the forum yet, so hope it's not a duplicate. None of it seems completely new, but does confirm first quarter of 2014, and says that we should it expect the price to be less than an r 1200 r classic.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6482211/New_R_nineT.pdf

 

[ClearwaterBMW]

thanks for posting that pdf from your dropbox. very kind of you, indeed

 

[9T33]

Great find! Did you find this off of the BMW website or from some other source?

 

[Max]

My dealer sent it to me after I asked if there was any news. Still no pricing, but good to know that it is planned to be less than an r1200r classic ($15,200 US according to BMW SF).

 

[Escape Route]

This is great. Plenty of info about when we can expect the nineT and how much it will cost and such. It says the nineT will be priced below the R1200r Classic. How much lower do you think? I am thinking around $12,000. Does that sound right to you guys?

 

[NineTJoe]

Thanks @Max

This is a good amount of information on the NineT. I will sticky this in the proper section. Great R NineT literature!

 

[ClearwaterBMW]

I cannot wait for the bikes to be in the hands of the magazines and online reviewers so we can finally get some hard knowledge and experience about this bike

 

[penner]

agreed. wonder when we should start seeing more media/reviews

 

[Cager]

This is great. Plenty of info about when we can expect the nineT and how much it will cost and such. It says the nineT will be priced below the R1200r Classic. How much lower do you think? I am thinking around $12,000. Does that sound right to you guys?

Wow that sounds too good to be true. But even less than $15k would be great. Until this announcement all the numbers I heard were North of $16k.

Now then, I'm sure that the factory will do just fine once we get done hitting the special accessories list