Kit on the S1000R includes a 6.5inch TFT display, wheelie control, ABS Pro with corner ABS and a dynamic traction control suite. Three riding modes are also included as part of the package including Rain, Road and Dynamic. Of course, BMW will offer some accessories trims like on the RR including a Pro, M version and Milled Parts package. The S1000R is likely to come to India by the middle of 2021, although it will be interesting to see what trims and what price BMW Motorrad India will be offering their flagship streetfighter at.
