BMW F 900 XR vs Kawasaki KX 450

The BMW F 900 XR is an impressive sports-touring motorcycle that offers a compelling blend of performance, practicality, and value. The 895cc parallel-twin engine delivers smooth, linear power with excellent tractability across the rev range. It's flexible enough for easy city riding, yet has enough punch for spirited highway cruising. The engine's efficiency is also noteworthy, returning up to 28 km/l on the highway.

Forks are unadjustable, while the rear shock has rebound and remote preload. It’s not glitzy kit, but the shortage of adjusters and gold bits doesn’t mean ‘budget’ – action is good, and the mix of control and comfort is almost cock-on. Chassis balance is a highlight: the F900XR can be flicked about easily regardless of speed or surface, yet always with total composure and confidence-boosting manners. ESA is optional (rear shock only), but while it allows a sportier set-up the XR feels nicest on the regular settings. There’s no shortage of real-road braking power and feel from the four-pot Brembos.

Power is insane.,maintenance cost are not so good if you belong to a middle class family because it's mileage is too low.

This BMW is performance is very bad but there miles is not a very bad. My Idea is not purchase BMW 900 XR

Good handling and best features. Speed is awesome . Low maintenance cost . Classy look from front and back both .