BMW S 1000 RR (2015 - 2018)

Sport bikes fill the gap between a fast car and a dirt bike, and most servers need a few. This pair is shot in blue, grey and silver, and every unit ships debadged.

FiveM BMW S 1000 RR spawn code

tolbms1krr22 is the name to use, and the Unbranded Exclusive Motorcycle pack supplies it. Place the resource in your resources folder and ensure it in server.cfg. Restart, then spawn it by name. The same name works in garage and dealership configs.

The code is simply the model name your server knows it by. Keep it to hand when you write dealership prices, garage lists or job vehicle tables.

What the gallery shows

In the first frame two bikes stand in front of a red warehouse, one blue and one grey. The second is a side profile in silver, with a second machine seen from the rear under a steel bridge. Fairings are full, and the tails sit high.

The numbers

• Poly count: 241.955
• .yft size: 10.5 MB
• .ytd size: 1.5 MB
• Tuning parts: 8

Weigh the sizes against your stream budget before install. The poly figure describes mesh density only. Nothing here describes driving, since handling comes from your own server files.

About the real BMW S 1000 RR

BMW entered the superbike class late, and the S 1000 RR is how it caught up, with asymmetric headlights that became its calling card. The 2015 to 2018 bikes were raced worldwide in production classes. A track-styled machine gives a server something for race nights and bike meets. The fairing is debadged.

The pack it ships in

The S 1000 RR ships in the Unbranded Exclusive Motorcycle pack, a set of 40 vehicles. Everything in the set installs as one resource, so your server config only gains one ensure line. Every vehicle in the set carries its own name, and the product page lists them all.

Compare it with the 2022 BMW iX xDrive50, or open the BMW vehicle hub to see the rest of the range.

Where it fits on a server

Racing crews, couriers and chase scenes all suit it. Eight tuning parts cover a small mod shop list for players who want a personal touch on the bike. One model can serve more than one job if your pricing supports it.