The 2017 BMW S1000RR is a litre-class superbike built to deliver near-race-bike performance with sophisticated electronics, strong road manners and serious track-day ability. It belongs to the third generation of the S1000RR, updated for 2015, with the 2017 model receiving Euro 4 compliance and revised standard equipment. The bike can feel relatively manageable when ridden smoothly, but the performance builds rapidly as you open the throttle and climb through the rev range. It is capable of serious acceleration, so throttle control and rider experience matter enormously. Expect strong engine braking characteristics typical of a 1 litre-class four-cylinder, a thrilling induction and exhaust sound, and enough performance for track days without needing an engine upgrade. BMW's 2017 model update made Dynamic Traction Control standard, including a banking sensor. ABS Pro, Launch Control and additional riding modes depended on the chosen equipment package.
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Broadlands Vehicles is situated in the Southampton/Romsey area not far from the Broadlands Estate. The business sells Used Cars and Motorbikes as well as supplies Commerical Vehicles and manages Corporate Accounts. The business is open six days a week but works completely on an appointment only basis as all vehicles are kept in a secure storage or our showroom. We welcome all part exchanges to the business. The owner of the business has spent twenty plus years working in the motor industry with the pinnacle of prestige manufacturers and suppliers developing skills and ideas which lead the way today. Customer service is ingrained into everything this business does and we strive to supply the best quality cars and bikes that the market can supply to our clients. Please do visit our website for more information or contact Broadlands Vehicles with any questions.
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