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BMW F750 Gs 2026 — Morocco price

From MAD 133,000

The BMW F 750 GS is a mid-weight adventure motorcycle priced at 133 000 DH in Morocco, making it one of the most accessible entries into BMW Motorrad's legendary GS family. Powered by a parallel-twin engine and built for both tarmac touring and light off-road exploration, it suits riders who want genuine long-distance capability without the bulk of the larger GS models. Comfortable ergonomics, modern electronics, and strong dealer support through BMW Motorrad Morocco make it a compelling choice for Moroccan adventurers.

Key specifications

Body
Adventure
Fuel
Gasoline
Year
2026
Availability
On sale

Trims & prices

Trim Price
Lci
MAD 133,000

Pros

  • Approachable parallel-twin engine suits all experience levels
  • Strong GS brand heritage and resale value retention in Morocco
  • Comfortable upright ergonomics for long Moroccan road trips
  • Official BMW Motorrad dealer network for parts and servicing
  • Competent ABS and riding modes for varied road conditions

Watch out for

  • Single trim at 133 000 DH — no lower entry point available
  • Road-biased setup limits serious off-road capability
  • LCD dash feels dated versus rivals' TFT screens at this price
  • Spare parts costs can be high outside major cities

Our verdict

The BMW F 750 GS in Morocco

The BMW F 750 GS sits at the entry point of BMW Motorrad's iconic GS adventure range, and in the Moroccan market it arrives at a single trim level — the LCI — priced at 133 000 DH. It is distributed through the official BMW Motorrad network in Morocco, ensuring access to factory-trained technicians and genuine parts across the country's main urban centres.

Who Is It For?

This bike is aimed squarely at riders making the step up from middleweight naked or sport-touring machines into the adventure segment. It rewards both daily commuters in Casablanca or Rabat who want upright, wind-protected comfort, and weekend explorers chasing the Atlas Mountain passes or the coastal roads between Agadir and Tiznit. It is not a hardcore off-road machine — the F 750 GS leans firmly toward road-biased adventure — but it handles unsealed pistes and gravel tracks with confidence when ridden sensibly.

Engine & Riding Character

At the heart of the F 750 GS is an 853 cc parallel-twin producing a usable, torque-rich power delivery across a wide rev range. The engine character is smooth and approachable — nothing aggressive or peaky — which makes it well suited to Morocco's varied road conditions, from autoroute cruising to mountain hairpins. Fuel efficiency is reasonable for the class, an important practical consideration given Morocco's fuel prices.

Equipment & Electronics

Even in its single LCI trim, the F 750 GS comes with a competent suite of rider aids including ABS and multiple riding modes. The upright riding position, wide handlebar, and well-padded seat make extended days in the saddle genuinely comfortable. The LCD instrument cluster is clear and informative, though it lacks the full TFT colour screen found on the larger F 850 GS.

Market Positioning & Competitors

At 133 000 DH, the F 750 GS competes with the Honda Africa Twin at the upper end and the Kawasaki Versys 650 and Suzuki V-Strom 650 at the lower end. BMW's brand prestige, extensive GS heritage, and resale value retention give it a meaningful edge in perception among Moroccan buyers, even if rivals offer more equipment per dirham on paper.

Verdict

For a Moroccan rider who wants the GS badge, proven reliability, and a bike that genuinely handles Morocco's diverse riding landscape, the F 750 GS is a well-judged, confidence-inspiring choice at its price point.

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Frequently asked

What is the price of the BMW F 750 GS in Morocco?
The BMW F 750 GS is offered in Morocco at 133 000 DH in its single LCI trim. This is the on-the-road list price through the official BMW Motorrad network; additional accessories or options would be priced separately.
Where can I buy the BMW F 750 GS in Morocco?
The F 750 GS is sold through the official BMW Motorrad dealer network in Morocco, with showrooms present in major cities including Casablanca, Rabat, and Marrakech. Buying through an official dealer also ensures access to factory warranty and certified after-sales service.
Is the BMW F 750 GS suitable for Atlas Mountain roads and pistes?
Yes, with some caveats. The F 750 GS handles well on winding tarmac mountain roads and can manage light gravel pistes comfortably. However, it is a road-biased adventure bike — riders planning serious off-road routes or rocky tracks should consider the more capable F 850 GS or equip the bike with appropriate tyres.
How does the F 750 GS compare to the Honda Africa Twin in Morocco?
Both are strong adventure choices in the Moroccan market. The Africa Twin offers a larger 1084 cc engine and more off-road credibility, generally at a higher price point. The F 750 GS is lighter, more agile in traffic, and easier to handle for less experienced riders, making it a better fit for mixed urban and touring use.
What fuel consumption can I expect from the BMW F 750 GS?
BMW quotes an average fuel consumption of around 4.5–5 litres per 100 km under mixed riding conditions, though real-world figures in Morocco — with mountain climbs and motorway stretches — typically settle between 5 and 6 litres per 100 km. The 15-litre tank gives a practical range of roughly 250–300 km per fill.
Does the BMW F 750 GS come with a warranty in Morocco?
Yes. When purchased through the official BMW Motorrad network in Morocco, the F 750 GS comes with the standard BMW Motorrad manufacturer's warranty. Buyers should confirm the exact warranty terms and service interval requirements with their local dealer at the time of purchase.

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