F800

The F800 refers to a series of motorcycles produced by BMW Motorrad. This designation typically denotes parallel-twin engine configurations within the BMW lineup. The F800 series has encompassed a range of models designed for diverse riding purposes, including adventure touring, naked roadsters, and sportbikes. Key characteristics often associated with the F800 range include a fuel-injected, liquid-cooled, two-cylinder engine, known for its balanced performance and fuel efficiency.

Models within the F800 family have included the F800GS, an adventure-oriented motorcycle featuring longer suspension travel and off-road capabilities, the F800R, a naked sportbike emphasizing agile handling and urban riding, and the F800GT, a sport-touring variant offering greater comfort and luggage capacity for longer journeys. Earlier models, such as the F800S and F800ST, also existed within this series, catering to sport and sport-touring segments respectively. The F800 platform has been a significant part of BMW's mid-range motorcycle offerings, providing a blend of performance, versatility, and the brand's characteristic build quality. While BMW has introduced newer models and engine platforms, the F800 series remains a notable chapter in their motorcycle history.