BMW publishes 2027 F 450 GS pricing

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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.

Three small adventure motorcycles parked side by side for size comparison
The F 450 GS slots between budget small-displacement bikes and pricier middleweights.

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.

Close-up of inverted front fork and rear shock on an adventure motorcycle
Inverted 43mm fork and adjustable rear shock give roughly seven inches of travel.

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.

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