BMW F450 R parallel twin-cylinder naked teased
With the launch of the new F450 GS now done and gone, all eyes are now scanning the horizon for the arrival of its naked sibling. That moment seems to be getting closer, with BMW officially revealing a teaser image of the new bike on social media. The post, which you can see below, simply places the machine set against a city centre backdrop.
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