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BMW R1200C Montauk

BMW R1200C Montauk
Thanks to Ed Adams for the photos
Year (of specifications) 2005
Engine 1170 cc, 2 cylinder
Transmission 5-speed, shaft
Max speed 105 mph
0-60 mph -
Horsepower 60 bhp @ 5000rpm
Weight 245 kg
Seat height 790 mm
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The BMW Montauk features BMW’s two spark ignition system, an advancement that improves exhaust emissions, fuel consumption and response, setting a new benchmark for cruiser performance.

Stylistically, the Montauk retains the clean, elegant lines of the classic R 1200 C but with a few extras to give it a presence all its own. Complementing the purity of the open design, the Montauk features a subtle windshield, extending riding comfort on long stretches of road.

Like its touring cousin the R 1200 CL, the Montauk takes a broader stance with a widened BMW Telelever suspension up front and vertically arranged dual headlights. The new Montauk looks equally imposing from the side. A higher, narrower passenger seat and redesigned side cover give the Montauk a powerful profile.


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