BMW F 850 GS Adventure 2021

2021 BMW F 850 GS Adventure Review Concluding Thoughts F 850 GS and F 850 GS Adventure make 95 hp at 8,250 rpm and 92 Nm at 6,250 rpm. Both pull away cleanly, with enough power on tap to have a good time. Two counterbalancers ensure you hardly feel any vibrations at the bars, too. Across the board, all three models now get LED turn indicators as standard, as well as a USB charging port at the front right of the cockpit (previously an option). Standard safety features now get upgraded to include ABS Pro and Dynamic Traction Control (DTC). F 850 GS Adventure We’ll work backward with the F 850 GS Adventure and start with the “40 Years GS Edition.” Like the others, you’ll find the “40 Years GS” logo on the sides, yellow handguards, and black/yellow seat. The TFT display and connectivity are also available on the 850 GS Adventure. After that, we find the F 850 GS Adventure comes in an Ice grey livery that’s subtle yet flashy. Black accents round out the visuals here. The next color is Kalamata (like the olives) in a matte finish that sets off nicely with the gold wheel rims and fork tubes. For those who want a little bit of flash, but not “40 Years GS” flash, Kalamata is a good option. BMW Optional Equipment All three bikes get the Pro riding modes as optional equipment, just like the big boxer-engined GS models, meaning Dynamic mode has been reworked for crisper throttle response. The Pro Riding mode now features dynamic engine brake control and the ability to pre-assign up to...