BMW Motorrad has developed this new R 1200 GS Alpine White Version to celebrate 500,000 GS units produced.
300 models of the special version will be made, after the last GS was produced on May 12th.
The R 1200 GS has been a successful model for BMW with over 35,000 units sold around the world in 2008 across both the R 1200 GS and the GS Adventure.
The special Alpine White version will have a new colour, as the name suggests, with black spoke wheels, wider mudguard, black spoiler, bronzed windshield and black and grey seat.
The new seat can be adjusted to modify the height between 870 and 890 mm, slightly higher than the standard version, though a lower seat is also available at 820 mm.
Post-production suspension kit can be purchased to further lower the bike to 790 mm.
The BMW R 1200 GS Alpine White Version costs 400 euros more than the usual price and must be ordered at the time of purchase.
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