BMW M 1000 RR (2024)

Red eye lights at the front make this bike easy to recognise from a distance. It is the newer of the two race models from this make, supplied debadged, and it sits in one pack.

How to spawn the FiveM BMW M 1000 RR 2024

Use tolvm1000rr as the model name. Copy the pack resource into resources, ensure it in server.cfg and restart the server. The same code then works in admin menus and in any script that spawns by name.

Colours in the gallery

One frame shows two bikes on a brick plaza, one blue and one dark grey, with red eye lights lit. The other is a side profile of the same pair in a brick courtyard by a red sign. Bodywork is full race trim.

Files and tuning

• Poly count: 198.247
• .yft file: 8 MB
• .ytd file: 923 KB
• Tuning parts: none

The texture file is tiny, so nearly all of the weight sits in the model itself. There are no tuning parts, which keeps rider choices simple. Both figures make this an easy addition to a full stream folder.

Install and testing

1. Download the pack after purchase.
2. Copy the resource folder into resources.
3. Ensure it in server.cfg and restart.

Ride it out of the spawn point once before release. Bikes catch on kerbs and slopes more than cars, and it is better to find that on a test server.

Lit details also help at night. A bike that reads clearly on a dark street is easier to follow in a chase clip.

About the real M 1000 RR

The German answer to the Italian and Japanese superbikes wears the M badge and a full aerodynamic package, aimed at track riders and endurance racing. Later M 1000 RR versions push the winglets further. It belongs to a stunt rider or a collector who keeps it covered. Supplied debadged, badges and logos stripped.

Server fit

Race crews, couriers and bike clubs all suit it. The model is part of the Unbranded Exclusive Motorcycle pack, a set of 40 vehicles. The earlier build is on the BMW M 1000 RR 2021 page, and the BMW hub lists both.