The 2012 Swiss-Moto show will be opening its doors in Zurich on February 16th and BMW Motorrad will be bringing a special edition of the R 1200 GS ABS dedicated to Switzerland’s most famous rider, Tom Lüthi.
This special model of BMW R 1200 GS ABS will be exclusive to Switzerland and limited to just 100 units.
All paint and bodywork, including forks, engine and deck luggage remain in full black on the R 1200 GS ABS Tom Lüthi.
The colour accents are made by the three legendary bands in the colours of BMW Motorrad Motorsport on the front cover of the tank by a tinted windshield and brake callipers in the Monte Carlo colours Blau.
GS matte silver logo on the rear fender and the monogram GS Power on the side, along the front fender, refer to the concept of the special model.
The edition is marked, with a Tom Lüthi logo on the front fender and his signature is engraved on the lid of the fuel cap.
In addition, the lid of the fuel cap features a serial number to remember that this is a special edition model limited to 100, which will be available from March 2012.
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