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"When BMW unveiled the R nineT earlier this fall, it was meant to mark the 90th anniversary of BMW Motorrad, and to give BMW fans something customizable right out of the box. The short, single-rider tractor-like seat can be adorned with an aluminum tail cover, giving it a caf\u00E9-racer look. It&amp;#039;s also got a trick modular frame, and the 1170cc boxer engine acts as a load-bearing member of the frame itself. If you want a little more grunt, you can fit a titanium Akrapovic exhaust, along with a host of other BMW Motorrad goods.  Naked bike customization connoisseurs will be happy to learn that the first production examples officially left the assembly line on Tuesday, December 3rd, at BMW&amp;#039;s Berlin factory. The R nineT may only be available in one color, black, but would you really order it in any other color, even if you had the option? It also has a pretty slick jacket specially designed to go with it, which was tag-team designed by BMW and Belstaff. All of this is good news to BMW bike fans looking for a new toy. Too bad it&amp;#039;s not spring yet. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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