2001 BMW R1150 GS Adventure Motorcycle Desktop Wallpaper

2001 BMW R1150 GS Adventure
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2001 BMW R1150 GS Adventure
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Specifications

Dimensions and Weights

Overall length     86.2 inches (2189 mm)

Overall width     35.9 inches (920 mm)

Wheelbase     58.9 inches (1509 mm )

Ground clearance     7.8 inches (200 mm)

Seat height     33.1 / 33.8 inches (840 / 860 mm)

Handlebar width     35.5 inches (903 mm)

Steering angle     62.9 degrees

Front wheel trail     4.5 inches (115 mm) (unladen)

Weight - dry     480 lbs. (217.5 kg)

Weight - wet     536 lbs. (243 kg)

Maximum load     1014 lbs. (460 kg) (GWVR)

Wheel load limits     Front = 397 lbs. (180 kg)

Rear = 661 lbs. (300 kg)

Top speed     121 mph (194 km/h)

General

Type     Air cooled/ oil cooled twin cylinder

Bore x stroke     101 mm x 70.5 mm

Displacement     1130cc

Horsepower     85 bhp @6750 rpm

Torque     71 lb.-ft. @ 5250 rpm

Compression ratio     10.3:1

Valve gear     HC, chain-driven

Valves     2 x 34 mm intake / 2 x 29 mm exhaust

Valve timing (measured at 3 mm valve clearance)     Intake opens 1 degrees after TDC

Intake closes 25 degrees after BDC

Exhaust opens 31 degrees before BDC

Exhaust closes 13 degrees before TDC

Valves per cylinder     4

Camshafts     Valves per cylinder Four

Camshafts

Engine oil capacity     4 quarts of SF, SG motor oil

Engine oil filter     Spin-on Micronic filter cartridge

Carburetion/Ignition     Fuel injection and electronic ignition (Bosch Motronic MA 2.2)

Fuel demand     Unleaded, middle-grade premium, 90 (AKI)

Fuel tank     Steel tank with enclosed fuel pump

Fuel capacity     5.8 U.S. gallons (22.2 liters) including 1 gallon (3.8 liters) reserve

Air Filter     Paper-type element

Charging system     14 V, 50 Amp Alternator (700 W

Battery     BMW Mareg, 12-4V Amp/h low maintenance

Cooling system     Combined air/oil cooled

Drivetrain

Primary drive     Helical-cut gears with tensioner

Clutch     165 mm dry hydraulic, single plate

Gear ratios     1st gear: 2.04:1

2nd gear: 1.60:1

3rd gear: 1.26:1

4th gear: 1.03:1

5th gear: 0.90:1

6th gear: 0.697:1

Drive system     Enclosed driveshaft with two universal joints and integral torsional damper

Final drive     Spiral bevel gears, 2.82:1 ratio

  

Frame and Suspension

Frame     3-section frame concept with reinforced rear frame connection

Front suspension     Light Telelever with central spring strut, Progressive coil spring, Twin-tube gas-filled shock

Travel/Dimensions     7.46 inches (190 mm)

Rear suspension     Patented BMW Paralever swingarm and driveshaft, single shock with variable rebound damping

Travel/Dimensions     7.81 inches (200 mm) travel, hydraulic adjust, 40 positions

Brakes

Brake system     BMW / FAG antilock brake ABS II

Front brakes     Two 4-piston calipers, wear compensation

Front rotors     Dual 12.0 inch (305 mm) floating rotor

Actuation method     Hydraulic, DOT 4 fluid type

Rear brake     One 4-piston caliper, floating mount

Rear rotor     Single 10.9 inch (277 mm) diameter fixed rotor

Actuation method     Hydraulic, DOT 4 fluid type

  

Wheels & Tires

Front wheel     2.50 x 19 MT-H2   Patented Cross Spoke Wheel

Rear wheel     4.00 x 17 MT-H2 Patented Cross Spoke Wheel

Front tire     110/80 - R 19 59H tubeless

Rear tire     150/70 - R 17 69H tubeless

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