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BMW has announced North American pricing for the 2027 F 450 GS, its compact adventure model designed to deliver authentic GS handling both on pavement and off. The entry-level bike will start at $6,995, putting it between budget small-displacement rivals and more expensive middleweight machines.
How the F 450 GS is positioned
The price places the F 450 GS in an upper-middle tier among small ADV motorcycles. It lines up closely with the Honda NX500 in cost, sits above low-cost entries such as the CFMoto Ibex 450, and remains notably less expensive than models like the KTM 390 Adventure R.
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That pricing strategy suggests BMW aims to attract riders who want a genuine GS feel without stepping up to larger, pricier models in the lineup.
Available trims and added-cost options
The base model is joined by two factory trim packages that raise the sticker price. A Sport edition in Racing Red is listed at $7,795, while the more feature-focused GS Trophy trim carries a $8,195 MSRP.
Both upgraded trims include extra hardware such as handguards, wider footpegs and engine protection. For riders choosing the GS Trophy, BMW offers cross-spoked wheels as a further option for an additional $800.
Powertrain, suspension and brakes
Underneath the bodywork the F 450 GS uses a 420cc twin powerplant rated at about 48 hp at 8,750 rpm and 32 lb-ft of torque at 6,750 rpm. BMW pairs the engine with chassis components intended to balance agility and off-road competence.

An inverted 43mm front fork works with a compression- and rebound-adjustable rear shock to deliver roughly seven inches of wheel travel. Stopping power comes from a single 310mm front disc with a four-piston caliper and a 240mm rear disc with a single-piston caliper.
Where to learn more
We tested the bike in varied conditions; our full 2027 BMW F 450 GS review examines ride quality, ergonomics and practicality in greater detail. If you want a direct comparison, our small-displacement ADV bike shootout places the F 450 GS alongside its closest competitors.












