Pros

  1. Authentic Retro Design with Modern Enhancements: The R12 nineT retains the classic air-cooled boxer twin engine, delivering 109 hp and 115 Nm of torque. Its design pays homage to BMW's heritage, featuring a tubular steel frame and customizable options, offering riders a blend of nostalgia and personalization.

  2. Enhanced Handling and Technology: The updated chassis and suspension provide improved handling, making it agile and responsive. Additionally, the inclusion of modern electronics like lean-sensitive ABS and traction control ensures a safer and more controlled ride.

Cons

  1. Premium Pricing with Costly Add-ons: Starting at £14,420, the R12 nineT is positioned as a premium offering. Optional features and customization can significantly increase the price, potentially making it less accessible for some riders.

  2. Potential Electrical Reliability Issues: Some riders have reported electrical problems, such as non-starting after rest stops and malfunctioning headlights or dashboards. While these issues may not be widespread, they can be concerning for those planning long-distance rides.