Introduced in 1993, the BMW oilhead is a type of motorcycle engine that uses air and oil to cool the engine. The oilhead engine is a departure from the traditional air-cooled engines that BMW had been using in its motorcycles since the 1920s. The oilhead engine is more efficient than the air-cooled engines, and it produces more power. It is also more environmentally friendly, as it produces fewer emissions.
The oilhead engine has been used in a variety of BMW motorcycles, including the R1100GS, the R1150GS, and the R1200GS. These motorcycles are popular among riders who want a motorcycle that is both powerful and efficient. The oilhead engine has also been used in BMW’s touring motorcycles, such as the K1200LT and the K1600GT. These motorcycles are popular among riders who want a motorcycle that is comfortable and easy to ride.
