bmw m 1000 rr iom ttBMW Motorrad just revealed that the M 1000 RR Limited-Edition Isle of Man TT will have a $50,000 MSRP, plus a destination fee. Here's how you can buy one.BMW Motorrad never shies away from making limited-edition models to celebrate racing milestones. But when the German company announced it was producing an M 1000 RR Limited-Edition Isle of Man TT (IOM TT) model last May, we didn't know how much it would cost or how anyone in the US could get their hands on one. Now we do.There will only be 115 of these models produced to celebrate the 115th running of the IOM TT. Those units have to serve all markets globally, meaning there are very few coming to the US. Preorders began on Tuesday, September 29 at 2:00 pm ET. The ones that land on American shores come with an MSRP of $50,000 plus a destination fee,At $50,000, the M 1000 RR Limited-Edition Isle of Man TT costs around $15,000 more than the standard M 1000 RR and just less than $8,000 more than the M Competition package that this model is based on. For the most part, the upgrades over the standard M Competition M 1000 RR are cosmetic, from the graphic accents to the Alcantara seat, but you get a few goodies that are exclusive to this bike.All Things BMWBMW Is Already Expanding Its New 450 Platform, And We're Here For ItCheck Out BMW's New R20 Motorcycle Before It LaunchesFor the extra $8,000, owners will get a certificate of authenticity, a rear work stand, assembly stand mounting, and an M motorcycle mat (250 x 105 cm) with the M logo and TT logo. If you want a full rundown of what separates this bike from the standard M 1000 RR, check out our earlier coverage.Markus Flasch, CEO of BMW Motorrad, said, "Racing is part of BMW Motorrad's DNA. The BMW M 1000 RR Limited Edition Isle of Man TT is therefore the logical evolution of a special model based on the BMW M 1000 RR. This model bridges our successful TT heritage and our M models, and is a strong expression of racing DNA, technical precision and exclusivity."This is now the most expensive BMW motorcycle currently on sale in the US. So let us know in the comments: if you had the money, would you be tempted to pick one up?