BMW set to release new model on October 1 with all signs pointing to an F450R parallel-twin naked
BMW look set to reveal a highly anticipated F450R naked roadster next week, having shown the blacked-out silhouette of a new small-capacity street bike on social media on Wednesday, September 23. We’re expecting the finished machine to arrive on Thursday, October 1 at 4pm – with all signs pointing to an A2 licence friendly upright, powered by the 420cc parallel-twin engine already found in the F450GS adventure range.
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