Bmw cafe racer

Gustavo Lourenço of Retrorides and his superb BMW K100 cafe racer—with carbon fiber tank moldings, upgraded suspension and aluminum velocity stacks.

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There's a growing sentiment that BMW's R1150-series boxers are future classics, particularly the globe-trotting R1150 GS. When 1980s airheads become too old and rare (and there are no stock ones left), it'll be the ’leven-fifties that go under the knife. So here's a glimpse into the future; a stunning R1150 GS-based cafe racer, built by Ronna Noren of Sweden’s Unique Custom Cycles. And it's a future we welcome with open arms. The project kicked off when Ronna was working on the sunny 'Flower…

Flying Brick to Top Gun: Jet-inspired K100 from Jerem Motorcycles...Introduced in 1987, the BMW K100 was quite unlike any motorcycle BMW Motorrad had ever produced -- or any other company, for that matter. At the time, BMW's bread-and-butter boxer twins were outdated, and the company's reputat

Business seems good for Dutch builders Ironwood Motorcycles. Last week it was their sweet restomod Honda that garnered a great

Moto Adonis is a curiously named workshop based out of Roosendaal in the Netherlands. They’ve cut their teeth on a few staples of the scene over the last few years, producing a Virago cafe racer and some tidy old airheads. This time around it’s another crouched down, cafe’d up special but built around a rare sight in the custom scene - a late-model 2004 BMW R1100S - the dad jeans of sport bikes., http://www.pipeburn.com/home/2017/03/10/beast-bmw-r1100s-cafe-racer-moto-adonis.html