The Triple Black is almost identical to the exclusive, bar a couple of stickers.
Is there a standard black or do you have to have that 40 year black and yellow one?
Triple black is an extra £800 !
I think the answer is no. The only standard option is now white.
Whether you like the bumblebee colour/design or not, adding 2k for that option really is pulling pants down, but so is 1k for the rallye and 800 for the TB. These sort of options have never been this price-cheeky in the past few years.
I don’t know where you are getting your figures from. I just order a New 2021 GSA and the TB option was £200 extra.

Interesting - and odd: just looked on the site and you are right, the TB option is showing as 200 for the GSA. If you look at the option for the GS, it's 800. Similarly, for the Raylle its 350 for the GSA and 1k for the GS.
Suspect it must be a configurator error, as the prices for the colour options on the GSA are in keeping with past releases. Visiting the dealer tomorrow, so will know then, unless somebody can enlighten in the meantime.
It will be interesting to see what these properly EU5 compliant bikes' performance is like when compared to the 19/20 bikes.
We need someone to get one run in, then have a trip to BSD. They'll be able to overlay the graph with the previous bike
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I'm thinking that an EU5 compliant engine would have some performance differences to an EU4 one that was designed with EU5 in mind. Much like the late EU3 bikes that fuelled nicely, and the very similar EU4 bikes that didn't.Given that the shift cam engine was built with eu5 in mind, I suspect not a lot of difference, if any.
Yer what ?
I'm thinking that an EU5 compliant engine would have some performance differences to an EU4 one that was designed with EU5 in mind. Much like the late EU3 bikes that fuelled nicely, and the very similar EU4 bikes that didn't.
The 1250 EU4 bikes seem to use more fuel than expected (in my experience anyway), whilst dyno graphs show perfect fuelling. Maybe BMW will have changed tuning parameters that allow the same hardware to meet the new standards?
Or looked at another way... BMW clearly designed the engine for EU5, but then had a two year window to maximise performance owing to EU4's more lenient requirements?
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Oh,oh,oh...
That will be me...
Ffs
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I’ve just ordered my new R1250 GSA TB and I was really pleasantly surprised at the PX value of my March 2017 TB with 18.5k miles. The cost to change was actually £1200 less than I was quoted against the previous GSA iteration in JuneHappy Days