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2025 BMW S 1000 RBMW MotorcyclesNaked MotorcyclesThe BMW S 1000 R records higher power, higher torque and larger displacement than the Suzuki SV650.
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2016 Suzuki SV650Suzuki MotorcyclesNaked Motorcycles| Spec | BMW S 1000 R | Suzuki SV650 |
|---|---|---|
| Year | 2025 | 2016 |
| Category | Naked | Naked |
| Displacement | 999 | 645 |
| Power | 170 | 75 |
| Torque | 114 | 64 |
| Weight | 177 | 197 |
The BMW S 1000 R records 170 hp, 95 hp (126.7%) more than the Suzuki SV650 at 75 hp.
The BMW S 1000 R records 114 Nm of torque, 50 Nm (78.1%) more than the Suzuki SV650 at 64 Nm.
The BMW S 1000 R records 999 cc, 354 cc (54.9%) more than the Suzuki SV650 at 645 cc.
The BMW S 1000 R has a higher recorded seat height (83.1) than the Suzuki SV650 (79), a difference of 4.1.
The BMW S 1000 R records 170 hp, 95 hp (126.7%) more than the Suzuki SV650 at 75 hp.
The BMW S 1000 R records 114 Nm of torque, 50 Nm (78.1%) more than the Suzuki SV650 at 64 Nm.
The BMW S 1000 R records 999 cc, 354 cc (54.9%) more than the Suzuki SV650 at 645 cc.
The BMW S 1000 R has a higher recorded seat height (83.1) than the Suzuki SV650 (79), a difference of 4.1.
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