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2012 BMW K 1300 S HP Package

Numbered performance edition

Updated November 1, 2026 • Rarity Rides editorial team
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At a glance

BMW K 1300 S HP Package

The 2012 K 1300 S HP Package limited edition combined BMW’s high-speed four-cylinder road platform with a numbered equipment package. The reproduced manufacturer specification identifies 750 motorcycles. It is distinct from the later anniversary and Motorsport versions of the K 1300 S, even where some components or colours overlap.

The 2012 K 1300 S HP Package limited edition combined BMW’s high-speed four-cylinder road platform with a numbered equipment package. The reproduced manufacturer specification identifies 750 motorcycles. It is distinct from the later anniversary and Motorsport versions of the K 1300 S, even where some components or colours overlap.

Edition at a glance

Edition / programme figure 750 — manufacturer announced edition limit
Original market scope Worldwide
Reference year 2012
Base model / platform K 1300 S
Engine / propulsion Inline four

Design and engineering

The edition uses Alpine White, Lupine Blue metallic and Night Black, with carbon-fibre covers and HP rider and passenger footrests. An Akrapovič silencer, gearshift assistant and electronic suspension adjustment feature in the published package. A brushed-metal numbered badge on the airbox cover identifies the limited series. Its equipment should be checked against the original market specification.

Production and edition scope

The 750 figure is the announced HP Package edition limit. It is not the total production of the K 1300 S model family. Local naming may describe the package differently, so the numbered identity and original order specification matter more than a seller’s short title. A later registration date does not establish a second 750-bike run.

Identifying an authentic example

Check the VIN, original invoice and numbered airbox badge together. Carbon covers, an aftermarket exhaust or HP accessories can be added to ordinary motorcycles. Authentication should establish that the machine was supplied as the limited package, then identify which original parts remain. Record regional equipment differences and any substitutions rather than assuming a single checklist proves identity.

Collector significance

This edition represents BMW’s approach to a fully equipped sporting road motorcycle rather than a stripped competition special. Its collector appeal depends on preserving that original package and its documentation. A condition assessment should cover the actual service and modification history, alongside the completeness of edition-specific equipment and supplied accessories.

Related motorcycles

  • BMW HP2 Sport Motorsport

Sources

The collector file

Why this machine matters

This edition represents BMW’s approach to a fully equipped sporting road motorcycle rather than a stripped competition special. Its collector appeal depends on preserving that original package and its documentation. A condition assessment should cover the actual service and modification history, alongside the completeness of edition-specific equipment and supplied accessories.

The collector file

The story

The 2012 K 1300 S HP Package limited edition combined BMW’s high-speed four-cylinder road platform with a numbered equipment package. The reproduced manufacturer specification identifies 750 motorcycles. It is distinct from the later anniversary and Motorsport versions of the K 1300 S, even where some components or colours overlap.

The collector file

Built in limited numbers

The 750 figure is the announced HP Package edition limit. It is not the total production of the K 1300 S model family. Local naming may describe the package differently, so the numbered identity and original order specification matter more than a seller’s short title. A later registration date does not establish a second 750-bike run.

The collector file

On the road

This edition represents BMW’s approach to a fully equipped sporting road motorcycle rather than a stripped competition special. Its collector appeal depends on preserving that original package and its documentation. A condition assessment should cover the actual service and modification history, alongside the completeness of edition-specific equipment and supplied accessories.

The data file

Specifications

Factory specifications may vary by model year, market and configuration.

Identity & production

Official model
BMW K 1300 S HP Package
Base model
K 1300 S
Edition
K 1300 S HP Package limited edition

Powertrain & performance

Engine
Inline four
Powertrain
Petrol

Motorcycle specifications

Category
Road motorcycle
Verification

Authenticity & identification

Check the VIN, original invoice and numbered airbox badge together. Carbon covers, an aftermarket exhaust or HP accessories can be added to ordinary motorcycles. Authentication should establish that the machine was supplied as the limited package, then identify which original parts remain. Record regional equipment differences and any substitutions rather than assuming a single checklist proves identity.

Collector guidance

Ownership considerations

Check the VIN, original invoice and numbered airbox badge together. Carbon covers, an aftermarket exhaust or HP accessories can be added to ordinary motorcycles. Authentication should establish that the machine was supplied as the limited package, then identify which original parts remain. Record regional equipment differences and any substitutions rather than assuming a single checklist proves identity.

Evidence & accountability

Sources and verification

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Reviewed byRarity Rides editorial team