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BMW Enhances M 1000 RR with Third-Generation M Motorsport Frame for 2027
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BMW Motorrad has introduced the third-generation M Motorsport frame as a standard feature on the M 1000 RR for the 2027 model year, boasting walls that are up to 30 percent thinner.
Article Summary
- The new frame is designed to flex sideways during leans to assist the suspension, while maintaining stiffness lengthwise for optimal braking and acceleration performance.
- Based on a chassis initially disallowed for WorldSBK racing in 2025, the 2027 update also includes standard M Forged Wheels and two M Track packages replacing the M Competition Package.
BMW Motorrad’s latest innovation involves fitting the M 1000 RR with a lighter aluminum frame for the 2027 model year, reducing weight by approximately 1.3 kg (2.9 pounds) and thinning wall thicknesses by up to 30 percent. Drawing insights from racing experiences, the frame is shared with BMW Motorrad factory teams and customer racing teams worldwide.
Significance of Flexibility in BMW’s M 1000 RR Frame Design
By reducing wall thickness, BMW has fine-tuned the frame’s stiffness and weight to enable controlled flexion during leans, aiding in shock absorption from road irregularities. The frame’s lateral flexibility ensures consistent tire contact, enhanced rider feedback, and uniform tire wear. Longitudinally, the frame maintains rigidity to precisely transmit braking and propulsion forces, ensuring predictable handling under heavy loads and facilitating swift directional changes.
Integration of New Frame Design with BMW’s WorldSBK Endeavors

The production-oriented frame establishes a common platform for the M 1000 RR across various racing series. Following the rejection of a more flexible frame for World Superbike in 2025, BMW reverted to the production-spec frame, leading to Toprak Razgatlioglu’s consecutive WorldSBK championship victories. With the homologation of the new frame on the road model, BMW is set to reintroduce the concept into racing activities in 2027.
Manufacturing Process of the Third-Generation M Motorsport Frame

The frame’s development involves BMW Motorrad Development in Munich for digital design and validation, BMW Group Plant Landshut for casting production, and BMW Group Plant Berlin for assembly and finishing. The low-pressure casting method and meticulous inspection processes ensure the frame’s quality and performance.
Additional Updates for the 2027 BMW M 1000 RR
The 2027 model refresh includes standard M Forged Wheels and the introduction of two M Track packages, offering enhanced customization options compared to the previous M Competition Package. The enhancements aim to elevate the M 1000 RR’s performance capabilities and overall riding experience.
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