2017 BMW C650 Sport Review

2017 BMW C650 Sport
2017 BMW C650 Sport

 

2017 BMW C650 Sport
2017 BMW C650 Sport

 

2017 BMW C650 Sport
2017 BMW C650 Sport

 

2017 BMW C650 Sport
2017 BMW C650 Sport

 



 

2017 BMW C650 Sport Review

 

2017 BMW C650 Sport on www.Totalmotorcycle.com

 

The roadster revolution is beginning…

 

More torque every day.

 

The new BMW maxi scooter C 650 Sport turns even a routine journey into a driving experience. It is the perfect companion for anyone who is looking for a smart way to get around in the city.

 

The 650 cc scooter’s effortless handling and sporty performance ensure an unparalleled riding sensation. The in-line two-cylinder engine delivers an impressive 63 Nm and 44 kW (60 hp) and with a maximum speed of 180 km/h it will get you to your destination in no time at all. Taking corners and weaving through heavy city traffic is now even easier with the optimized, agile chassis and suspension.

 

The modern, futuristic look of the C 650 Sport is eye-catching and emphasizes the scooter’s sporty aspirations. A completely re-designed front with fairing panels that sit higher gives the maxi scooter a more sophisticated appearance. New handlebar covers with a high-gloss centre section and chrome highlights enhance the visual look of the scooter. Additionally the new stainless-steel exhaust system not only looks more attractive, it also has a more powerful sound, yet weighs less and has lower noise and exhaust emissions.

 

Rediscover the world you move in everyday with the C 650 Sport.

 

 

 

 

 


 

2017 BMW C650 Sport www.Totalmotorcycle.com Key Features

 

With the new BMW C 650 Sport and C 650 GT, BMW Motorrad continues its series of premium vehicles in the scooter segment. Perfect for the city and other urban environments, they combine practicality and cost-efficiency with maximum riding fun and touring comfort. Riders with fondness for sport riding will appreciate their prowess on winding country roads as well as lengthier tours.

 

The differing conceptual emphasis of each of the two BMW scooters reaches a broader market segment than earlier scooters: the C 650 Sport is geared towards riders with sportier ambitions, while the C 650 GT sets its sights on those who attach greater importance to comfort and touring capability.

 

With an extensively modified drivetrain, more comfortable suspension settings and a completely revised design for the C 650 Sport, they offer – more than ever before – the excellent ride qualities of a motorcycle with the specific agility and comfort offered by the scooter concept.

 

 

Optimal drivetrain set-up and new exhaust system for a more active riding experience.

 


The 2-cylinder in-line engine with a capacity of 647 cc once again ensures dynamic propulsion in the new scooters. The rated output in both models is 60 hp (44 kW) at 7,500 rpm. Engine mapping was redefined for use in the new C 650 Sport and the new C 650 GT to satisfy the requirements of the EU4 pollutant class. In addition, a new silencer gives the vehicles a more dynamic look as well as provides a particularly full sound while adhering to the new ECE R41-04 noise test regulations.

 

A new CVT transmission set-up in conjunction with new clutch linings enables optimal clutch engagement and therefore a significantly more dynamic take-off response. This was achieved by changing the transmission ratio spread of the CVT as well as by fine-tuning the centrifugal force weights.

 

 

New suspension and damper set-up for increased comfort.

 

The suspension construction of the new C 650 Sport and C 650 GT continues to use a torsionally stiff hybrid composite structure consisting of a tubular steel bridge frame and a die-cast aluminum unit in the area of the swingarm bearing. Retaining the existing spring travel of 4.5 inches in each case, it was possible to create a more comfortable suspension set-up. As a result, the C 650 Sport and C 650 GT offer a perfect compromise between sport riding and comfort.

 

Standard ABS and ASC significantly improve safety when braking and accelerating..

 

Based on the “Safety 360°” principle, the optimum design of the brake system in conjunction with the standard BMW Motorrad ABS Bosch 9.1MB ensures the very highest level of active riding safety. Another safety bonus is the ASC (Automatic Stability Control), which is now equipped as standard.

 

 

Completely new dynamic design for the C 650 Sport and detailed stylistic fine-tuning for the C 650 GT.

 

The new edition of the two models features a more modern, dynamic and future-oriented design for the C 650 Sport. This integrates it seamlessly in the BMW Motorrad design philosophy. By contrast the C 650 GT – positioned in the Comfort sub-segment – has been fine-tuned with new rear side trim panels and a new rear light unit. Both models have also been fitted with newly designed instrument dials as well as new handlebar trim. Other new features include the revised design of the center stand, which improves the ease of operation.

 

 

The attractive paint finishes of the new C 650 Sport and C 650 GT.

 

The C 650 Sport and C 650 GT are each offered in three color variations. The Valencia Orange metallic matt of the C 650 Sport highlights its athletic character and in conjunction with the contrasting surfaces gives it a dynamic, modern appearance. By contrast, Lightwhite non-metallic makes the new C 650 Sport look premium, compact and light. In Blackstorm metallic, the new C 650 Sport appeals to a more classically oriented rider. In the C 650 GT, Blackstorm metallic highlights the elegant character of the vehicle, while Frozen Bronze metallic in conjunction with a contrasting tone creates a harmonious paint finish that clearly emphasizes the styling of the new C 650 GT. Lightwhite non-metallic highlights the dynamic side of the C 650 GT. This color gives it a particularly light and agile look.

 

 

An overview of the new features in the C 650 Sport and C 650 GT:
•New CVT set-up in conjunction with revised clutch linings for more dynamic clutch

 

engagement and a more spontaneous take-off response.
•New suspension and damping set-up for an ideal compromise between sport and comfort.
•In addition to ABS, ASC is also nowstandard for improved safety when accelerating.
•Completely new, dynamic design for the C 650 Sport.
•Detailed stylistic fine-tuning for the C 650 GT.
•New silencer for a fuller sound and more dynamic appearance.
•New instrument dial design.
•New handlebar trim elements with chrome applications.
•New, higher-quality surfaces (with graining effects).
•Revised design of the center stand for easier use.
•New paint finishes for the C 650 Sport: Valencia Orange metallic matt,
Lightwhite non-metallic and Blackstorm metallic.
•New paint finishes for the C 650 GT: Blackstorm metallic, Frozen Bronze metallic and Lightwhite non-metallic.

 

 

Vehicle Technology and Design.

 

Powerful 2-cylinder in-line engine with an improved CVT and new exhaust system.

 

In the new C 650 Sport and the new C 650 GT, the 2-cylinder in-line engine with a capacity of 647 cc once again ensures dynamic propulsion. The rated output in both models is 60 hp (44 kW) at 7,500 rpm. The maximum torque of 46.5 ft/lb (63 Nm) is available at 6,000 rpm. The maximum engine speed is 8,500 rpm.

 

 

In order to achieve a low mounting position and therefore a low center of gravity, the engine has a cylinder bank that is tilted forward by 70 degrees. The characteristic sound and low level of vibration are due to the 90-degree crankpin offset, 270-degree ignition spacing and two counterbalance shafts powered by spur gears.

 

 

The sophisticated cooling concept ensures optimum thermal balance in the 2-cylinder in-line engine. Here, coolant flows transversely through the cylinder head, entering at the front of the cylinder head on the hot exhaust side. The intensive cooling effect rapidly dissipates the heat precisely at the point of maximum thermal stress, thereby ensuring excellent temperature compensation. The aluminum radiator with plastic water containers and integrated thermostat has the same high-performance radiator network as is used in BMW motorcycles. Due to its high degree of efficiency and excellent air intake and through-flow, a relatively small surface is sufficient for operationally reliable heat dissipation in all conditions.

 

 

Carburation of the 4-valve engine with two overhead camshafts is handled by an electronic fuel injection system. Meanwhile, oil is supplied by a dry sump system with a dual oil pump, and an efficient cooling concept ensures optimum thermal balance in the 2-cylinder engine. Engine mapping was redefined for use in the new C 650 Sport and the new C 650 GT with a view to satisfying the requirements of the EU4 pollutant class.

 

 

 

 

Power transmission is by means of a directly integrated CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission), which underwent extensive revisions for use in the new C 650 Sport and the new C 650 GT. As a result, a new CVT set-up in conjunction with an optimal clutch provides more responsive acceleration.

 

 

Softer springs and optimal clutch linings are used in the centrifugal clutch.

 

 

In addition to increased roller weights, the transmission ratio spread of the CVT has been increased from 2.42 to 2.95. The long CVT ratio is now 0.82 instead of 1.00. The gear reduction ratio between the CVT output shaft and driven shaft has been shortened from 2.72 to 3.28.

 

In addition to a more spontaneous take-off response, this also makes for an increased top speed (112 rather than 108 mph).

 

 

The new exhaust system is still made of stainless steel, but does not have a front silencer in the new C 650 Sport or GT. Fitted only with a rear silencer, it now offers a particularly full and throaty sound.

 

 

New suspension and damping set-up for increased comfort in the C 650 Sport and C 650 GT.

 

The suspension construction of the new C 650 Sport and the new C 650 GT continues to use a torsionally rigid hybrid composite structure consisting of a tubular steel bridge frame and a die-cast aluminum unit in the area of the swingarm bearing. In addition, the 2-cylinder in-line engine acts as a self-supporting element, thereby ensuring a highly rigid structure that results in a stable and directionally precise riding response.

 

 

The mounting of the light alloy, cast, single-sided swingarm with coaxial pivot point also addresses the desire for maximum ride stability. In this way the new C 650 Sport and the new C 650 GT combine solid directional stability at high speeds on the highway with easy maneuverability in city traffic as well as transparent feedback for the rider – just like a motorcycle.

 

The spring elements now go further toward meeting sophisticated demands in terms of sporty flair and comfort. For example, the spring rate of the upside-down fork with its generously sized fork tube diameter of 40 millimeters was changed, as was that of the spring strut, which is horizontally mounted on the left for optimal accessibility of the adjustment mechanism.

 

 

A reduction of the spring rate by ten percent now ensures a more fine-tuned response across the entire range without negatively impacting vehicle stability. Retaining the previous spring travel of 4.5 inches front and rear, it was possible to achieve an ideal compromise between ambitious sport-style riding and comfortable travel.

 

 

Meanwhile, the 15-inch wheels ensure maximum ride stability as well as excellent agility and handling. At the front, the C 650 Sport and C 650 GT both have a 5-spoke die-cast light alloy wheel sized 3.5 × 15 inches. The tire size is 120/70 R 15. The dimension of the rear wheel is 4.5 × 15 inches and it is fitted with a tire size of 160/60 R 15.

 

 

For the center stand, the design and position of the setting pin were updated for increased ease and convenience. As a result, 30 per cent less physical effort is required.

 

 

ABS and ASC as standard for maximum safety when braking and accelerating.

 

In keeping with BMW Motorrad tradition, the optimal design of the braking system in conjunction with standard BMW Motorrad ABS ensures the very highest level of active riding safety. For the front, a twin disc braking system with a diameter of 270 millimeters includes two 2-piston floating calipers for ideal deceleration. For the rear, this function is performed by a single-disc system also with a diameter of 270 millimeters and a 2-piston floating caliper.

 

 

In order to achieve stable pressure and optimal control, all brake lines are steel-wrapped. Adapting ergonomics to individual rider needs, the grip distance of both brake levers can be adjusted in five different increments.

 

 

The extremely small and light 2-channel Bosch 9.1MB ABS enables independent regulation of the two brake circuits for the front and rear brake, so controlled and reliable braking is possible even in cases of adverse road conditions or in dangerous situations.

 

 

Another safety bonus – especially on slippery road surfaces (i.e. where there is a low friction coefficient) – is now provided by Automatic Stability Control ASC as a standard factory-equipped feature. Wheel slip is detected by the engine management system and, if necessary, engine torque is reduced.

 

 

 

Parking brake activated automatically via side stand.

 

BMW Motorrad was able to develop a particularly innovative solution for the parking brake, which is a compulsory feature for scooters. While the brake normally has to be activated by the rider using a separate lever, in the C 650 Sport and C 650 GT this happens automatically when the side stand is folded down. Here, a second mechanically operated brake caliper is activated at the rear by means of a cable pull, ensuring the vehicle is unable to roll away and ensure secure parking.

 

 

Multifunctional instrument cluster with wide-ranging information functions.

 

The electrical system of the new C 650 Sport and the new C 650 GT is also based on the well-established vehicle electrical system found in BMW Motorcycle models. It is a CAN (Controller Area Network) bus system. A power socket is installed in the left-hand storage compartment as standard. This can be used to charge a mobile phone during travel, for example, while it is connected simultaneously to the BMW Motorrad Communication System in the rider’s helmet via Bluetooth.

 

 

The instrument cluster on the scooter provides a wide range of information. It has a large, easily readable LCD screen with integrated engine speed display and an analog speedometer with a newly designed scale for perfect reading. In addition, all indicator lights have been integrated in the instrument cluster. In developing the instrument cluster, particular importance was attached to excellent clarity as well as to the elimination of reflections on the display. The lighting of the analog speedometer and LCD display is orange-colored for easy readability.

 

 

Another comfort feature is the automatic turn indicator reset function. Here, the turn indicators are automatically deactivated after a period of at least ten seconds or a distance of 230 yards.

 

 

In addition to the fuel level display with eight bar symbols, the instrument cluster provides information on distances covered. It also displays data drawn from the on-board computer, such as mileage remaining after reaching a fuel level of 1 gallon, date and time, average fuel consumption and speed, outside temperature and service information.

 

 

In the upper section of the display, warning messages are shown in the form of text and symbols, for example if a bulb fails. The operating condition of the heated grips and seat heating – available as a factory option – is also shown on the display.

 

LED lighting and ‘Way Home’ function.

 

As in the predecessor models, the two scooters C 650 Sport and C 650 GT are fitted as standard with a rear light and storage compartment lighting featuring LED technology. The particular benefits of LEDs include a high level of reliability, a long service life, a high light yield and low power consumption.

 

 

The front light of the C 650 Sport comprises one headlamp each for low and high beam and two position lights.

 

 

The C 650 GT also has two headlamps. There is a ‘Way Home’ function for the position lights and storage compartment lighting, meaning that they remain on after the vehicle has been parked.

 

 

Completely new dynamic design for the C 650 Sport and detailed stylistic fine-tuning for the C 650 GT.

 


Even when the models were originally launched, the design of the BMW C 650 Sport and the C 650 GT set the benchmark in the scooter segment. In visual terms the two BMW Motorrad scooters are clearly distinct from their competitors – one with its sporty, dynamic styling, the other luxurious and elegant.

 

 

The new edition of the two models gives the C 650 Sport a more modern, dynamic and future-oriented touch, integrating it seamlessly in the BMW Motorrad design philosophy. Meanwhile, the C 650 GT has been fine-tuned with new rear side trim panels, a new rear LED light unit and new handlebar trim.

 

 

Visual and technical orientation of the new C 650 Sport and the new C 650 GT towards BMW motorcycles.

 


The BMW Motorrad kinship of the two new scooters is clearly reflected, both in their technology and their visual appearance. A generously sized upside-down fork and twin disc brake are the dominant features of the front. The rear is dominated by a single-sided swingarm, dynamically designed in a style that is typical of BMW motorcycles and featuring a large, hollow wheel axle. The characteristic division of the front silhouette into two halves – the so-called split face – is another striking design feature that is typical of BMW Motorrad models.

 

 

In both vehicles the handlebar protectors exhibit new styling with a high-gloss central section and chrome applications, while all grained surfaces within the rider’s field of vision have been updated. What is more, the mounting of the rear mirrors has been optimized for the C 650 GT to provide riders the best rear view in all conditions.

 

 

More dynamic, sportier appearance for the C 650 Sport.

 

The new C 650 Sport features completely redesigned body parts and a new paint finish. This fresh design interprets the appearance of the scooter in a way that expresses maximum dynamic performance. The effect of closed geometry in the front section puts a visual emphasis on the front wheel. By contrast, the rear section is focused on adding character with detailed styling, creating proportions that further push the sense of dynamics and movement toward the front wheel. Here, the surfaces are more streamlined, conveying sporty flair and agility. Styling in the seat area also underscores this sporty character, while double tapered surfaces evoke a striking athletic style.

 

 

Genetic styling connection with the BMW Motorrad sport oriented bikes.

 

Based on the genes of the BMW Motorrad sport oriented bikes, a DNA line starting from the high rear runs deep into the front wheel, finishing in the athletic styling of the front section. The low-reaching front section and the high rear give the new C 650 Sport a definite forward thrust from the side view, and the dynamic line rising to the rear makes a sporty statement within the tautly styled silhouette. Every line and every surface of the C 650 Sport was deliberately reworked.

 

 

Striking surface styling and precise lines give the side a sense of slenderness and speed. The even sportier and more dynamic appearance of the C 650 Sport is massively enhanced by the new rear silencer mounted on the right-hand side, promising power and riding dynamics. Even more markedly than in the C 650 GT, the easily visible spring of the spring strut finished in white lends an unmistakable technical and dynamic emphasis to the C 650 Sport.

 

 

Form and function are perfectly blended in the lower side trim panels. These elements provide wind and weather protection for the rider while also acting as a faring component. Details, such as stainless steel inserts in the floorboards, round off this area with a touch of exclusivity.

 

 

 

Sporty flair, dynamic performance and agility are the central styling statements of the new C 650 Sport.

 

From the front, the new C 650 Sport instantly exhibits its BMW Motorrad kinship. The slim silhouette with a pronounced V-shape conveys maneuverability and agility. At the same time, the pattern of painted surfaces and trim parts emphasizes the striking shoulders, injecting power and sculpture into the front section.

 

 

The heavily tilted, symmetrical headlamps give the new C 650 Sport a focused, determined look. The dynamically contoured light outlets have deliberately been recessed to give the front a low, sporty appearance. The interplay between the painted exterior surfaces and the central front trim section in the contrasting finish of dark slate, enhanced by the different surface textures, also provides a interesting contrast. The front fender compliments the split face, its striking geometry emphasizing its streamlined appearance.

 

 

The slender silhouette of the rear view expresses the agility and maneuverability of the new C 650 Sport. The twin-pipe silencer emphasizes the power and riding dynamics of the new scooter while also making authentic reference to the 2-cylinder engine. The new C 650 Sport underscores its modern, dynamic character with its rear carrier design. Durable in structure, it acts as a license plate holder and also features a luggage rack mounted on the grab handles that acts as a mount for an optional top case.

 

 

High-quality workmanship for riders focusing on material quality and functionality.

 

The new C 650 Sport presents the rider with generous surfaces and high-quality materials. The design of the rider’s cockpit deliberately conveys the impression of a full-fledged interior. The clear styling of the display elements provides excellent clarity and the newly designed circular instrument dial has a clear, refined graphic that is reminiscent of an exclusive wristwatch. The fresh style of the shapes and surfaces also means that details such as the gas cap, grab handles and seat seams have been revised.

 

 

Generous storage, including BMW flex-case, in the C 650 Sport.

 

Although the rear section of the C 650 Sport is considerably more slender and sporty in style, BMW Motorrad developers were able to integrate a storage concept with sufficient space for two helmets in this model. The so-called BMW flex-case was developed for this purpose. This comprises a flap in the rear base which can be opened to provide a downward extension of the storage space. This versatility is enabled by the use of a highly rigid but pliable material based on Kevlar that creates a flexible yet dirt-resistant and waterproof connection between the flap and the rear base. Globally unique to date, this BMW Motorrad patented storage solution allows two helmets to be stored when the scooter is parked. During travel, the BMW flex-case is folded, preserving the slim, sporty silhouette. A safety switch prevents the engine from being started when the BMW flex-case is open.

 

 

Meanwhile, in the C 650 GT, the generous storage space includes a large compartment (approx. 60 liters) under the seat and emphasizes the vehicle’s high level of suitability for touring and long-distance riding. The storage compartment at the rear of the C 650 GT has interior lighting and space for two helmets.

 

 

Both models offer additional storage space at the front of the step-through frame in the form of two glove compartments, and the one on the left-hand side includes a locking function. It is locked automatically when the vehicle is parked and locked. The newly designed storage compartment release levers in the C 650 Sport now feature a higher-quality chrome surface. Other carefully conceived solutions, such as heated handlebar grips (factory option) and an adjustable windshield (electrically adjustable in the C 650 GT), ensure a high level of comfort and everyday practicality.

 

 

The differences between the C 650 Sport and C 650 GT are also reflected in their ergonomics. In line with its dynamic aspirations, the C 650 Sport has a seat height of 31.5 inches, ensuring a sporty, front-wheel-oriented seating position in conjunction with the flat positioning of the handlebars. In the C 650 GT the seat height is 31.7 inches. In combination with the higher handlebars, this results in a touring-style riding posture that is both upright and comfortable.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2017 BMW C650 Sport www.Totalmotorcycle.com Features and Benefits

 

Dynamic city riding.

 

The second generation of the new maxi scooter C 650 Sport is even more agile and dynamic. With a more powerful engine that delivers 63 Nm and 44 kW (60 hp), a modern design and an optimised chassis and suspension setup, you’ll experience more riding pleasure every day.

 

Cockpit NEW DESIGN.

 

The cockpit has been given a new instrument cluster and new handlebar covers with a high-gloss centre section and chrome highlights.

AUTOMATICALLY ENSURES THE BEST LIGHTING.

The daytime riding lights automatically adjust to the environment. When entering and exiting a tunnel, for example, they automatically switch to low beams and back. The no longer has to manually adjust the lights. This makes it easier to concentrate on the traffic.

MODERN LOOK.

The design of the C 650 Sport clearly aims for a dynamic, modern appearance. The re-designed front gives the scooter an especially sporty look. The new handlebar covers with the high-gloss centre section and chrome highlights make the scooter extremely attractive to look at. Details such as the storage compartment latch with its high-quality chrome surface, new seat seams and the new C 650 Sport model inscription further enhance the appearance. Absolutely everything about the C 650 Sport expresses agility and dynamism.

SPORTY AND COMFORTABLE IN THE CITY.

The C 650 Sport also wins on comfort thanks to optional accessories such as heated handles and a heated seat. The large storage space, which easily holds two motorcycle helmets, shopping or handbags, is another bonus.

ABS AND ASC AS STANDARD.

The C 650 Sport is already setting standards with BMW Motorrad ABS as a standard feature. It now also has a fully functional ASC, which also comes as standard. The ASC enhances rider safety, especially when road conditions are unpredictable, through active intervention in the engine management system when required.

POWERFULLY BUILD.

The dynamic and powerful water-cooled, in-line, two-cylinder engine with 63 Nm, 44 kW (60 hp) and a maximum speed of 180 km/h means the C 650 Sport will take you reliably to wherever you want to go.

 

Thanks to the re-designed clutch and CVT, the scooter now accelerates faster at lower engine speeds, such as at traffic lights.

 

A reduced-power version with 35 kW (48 hp) ensures that holders of EU driving licences under 25 can also enjoy riding a C 650 Sport.

EASIER TO JACK UP.

The C 650 Sport is even easier to jack up. The stand has an elongated supporting bar with an optimised position. This reduces the strength required for jacking up the scooter by 30%.

OPTIMISED HANDLING.

The chassis and suspension setup of the C 650 Sport has been completely re-designed. The spring rate of the fork springs and the rear spring strut has been reduced by 10%. This gives the vehicle more sensitive handling without reducing its stability.

NEW LOOK. POWERFUL SOUND.

The C 650 Sport has a new exhaust system made of high-quality stainless steel. It not only has a very sporty look, but it is also much lighter and has lower emission and noise levels than the predecessor model. In addition, it provides a fuller, more powerful sound.

 

 

 

 

 


 

2017 BMW C650 Sport – www.Totalmotorcycle.com USA Specifications/Technical Details
US MSRP Price: $ See dealer for pricing in USD

 

Engine
Type Liquid cooled, 4-stroke parellel twin engine, four valves per cylinder, double overhead camshafts, dry sump lubrication
Bore x stroke 79 mm x 66 mm
Capacity 647 cc
Rated output 60 hp (44 kW) at 7,500 rpm
Max. torque 46 lb-ft (63 Nm) at 6,000 rpm
Compression ratio 11.6:1
Mixture control / engine management Electronic fuel injection
Emission control Closed-loop 3-way catalytic converter, emission standard EU-4
Performance / fuel consumption
Maximum speed Over 100 mph
Fuel consumption per 100 km at constant 90 km/h 51 mpg (WMTC)
Fuel type Premium Unleaded
Electrical system
Alternator Three-phase generator 508 W
Battery 12 V / 14 Ah, maintenance-free
Power transmission
Clutch Centrifugal clutch
Gearbox CVT gearbox
Drive Chain drive in oil bath 1.678:1
Chassis / brakes
Frame Tubular steel with die-cast aluminum sections
Front wheel location / suspension Upside-down fork Ø 40 mm
Rear wheel location / suspension Single-sided swing arm
Suspension travel front / rear 4.5″ / 4.5″ (115 mm / 115 mm)
Wheelbase 62.6″ (1,591 mm)
Castor 3.6″ (92 mm)
Steering head angle 64.6°
Wheels Cast aluminum wheels
Rim, front 3.50 x 15″
Rim, rear 4.50 x 15″
Tyres, front 120/70 ZR 15
Tyres, rear 160/60 ZR 15
Brake, front Dual floating disc brakes, dual-piston floating calipers, diameter 270 mm
Brake, rear Single disc brake, diameter 270 mm, 2-piston floating caliper
ABS BMW Motorrad ABS
Dimensions / weights
Length 84.8″ (2,154 mm)
Width (incl. mirrors) 34.5″ (877 mm)
Height (excl. mirrors) 54.3″ (1,378 mm)
Seat height, unladen weight 31.5″ (800 mm) Standard; low seat height 30.7″ (780 mm) (available as accessory and/or factory option, see an authorized BMW Motorrad dealer)
Inner leg curve, unladen weight 75″ (1,830 mm) Standard; low seat inner leg curve (inseam) 71.3″ (1,811 mm) (seat available as accessories and/or factory option, see an authorized BMW Motorrad dealer)
Unladen weight, road ready, fully fuelled 1) 549 lbs (249 kg)
Permitted total weight 981 lbs (445 kg)
Payload (with standard equipment) 432 lbs (196 kg)
Usable tank volume 4.2 gal (16 l)
Reserve Approx. 1 gal (4 l)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

2017 BMW C650 Sport – www.Totalmotorcycle.com Canadian Specifications/Technical Details
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2017 BMW C650 Sport – www.Totalmotorcycle.com European Specifications/Technical Details
Europe/UK MSRP Price: £9600 GBP (On The Road inc 20% Vat)

 

Engine
Type Water-cooled 2 cylinder 4 stroke engine, 4 valves per cylinder with bucket tappets, 2 overhead camshafts, dry sump lubrication
Bore x stroke 79 mm x 66 mm
Capacity 647 ccm
Rated output 44 kW (60 PS) at 7.750 rpm
Max. torque 63 Nm at 6.000 rpm
Compression ratio 11,6:1
Mixture control / engine management BMS-E2 digital engine management
Emission control Closed-loop 3-way catalytic converter, emission standard EU-4
Performance / fuel consumption
Maximum speed 180 km/h
Fuel type Premium grade fuel, unleaded 95 (RON)
Electrical system
Alternator Three-phase generator 508 W
Battery 12 V / 14 Ah, maintenance-free
Power transmission
Clutch Centrifugal clutch
Gearbox CVT gearbox
Drive Chain drive in oil bath
Chassis / brakes
Frame Steel tube construction with aluminum die cast unit
Front wheel location / suspension Upside-down fork Ø 40 mm
Rear wheel location / suspension Single-sided swing arm
Suspension travel front / rear 115 mm / 115 mm
Wheelbase 1.591 mm
Castor 92 mm
Steering head angle 64,6°
Wheels Aluminum cast wheels
Rim, front 3,50 x 15″
Rim, rear 4,50 x 15″
Tyres, front 120/70 ZR 15
Tyres, rear 160/60 ZR 15
Brake, front Double disc brake, diameter 270 mm, 2-piston floating caliper
Brake, rear Single disc brake, diameter 270 mm, 2-piston floating caliper
ABS BMW Motorrad ABS
Dimensions / weights
Length 2.180 mm
Width (incl. mirrors) 877 (775) mm
Height (excl. mirrors) 1378 mm
Seat height, unladen weight 800 mm
Inner leg curve, unladen weight 1830 mm
Unladen weight, road ready, fully fuelled 1) 249 kg
Permitted total weight 445 kg
Payload (with standard equipment) 196 kg
Usable tank volume 15,5 l
Reserve 3 l

 

 

 

 

 

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