The M1000RR 50 years M edition comes with the M Competition Package and the M Carbon parts. You also get a M Endurance chain set, which is practically maintenance free. You also get a silver anodized aluminium swing arm and the activation code for the M GPS lap timer.
Engine wise, the 50 years M edition doesn’t differ from the ‘standard’ M1000RR. But let’s be fair. Can we call the M1000RR standard by any means? The ‘normal’ BMW M1000RR has 212 hp and a weight of 192 kilo. That’s not really standard, now is it?
With the 50 years M edition of the M1000RR, you also get the pillion package. And a seat cover, in case you decide a passenger is kind of wasted on bike like these. We doubt riding pillion on this race bike will make you or your passenger happy. Our advice; just don’t. Ride solo on this beauty.