Bmw cafe racer

The sound of a BMW R100 scrambler cafe racer built by Lord Drake Kustoms

The K100 was developed during a time when BMW felt the need to create a modern, liquid-cooled machine that could compete with the inline fours coming out of Japan. The design concept was unique in motorcycling: an inline four mounted on its side in the frame, with the head protruding from the

BMW R9T Cafe Racer ‘Fury’ by The Cafe’d Racer

The BMW R nineT is one of those machines that can be put under the famous words “Veni, Vidi, Vici”. Right from the introduction back in 2014, it was clear that BMW aimed at a big piece of the retro bike scene as we know it today. Next to an impressive […]

Lucky Customs BMW cafe racer

ROA motorcycles crafted the BMW R80 a hooped subframe, which finishes with a smooth flowing line that mirrors the groove on the brown saddle.

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The motto of this garage is "Life's to short to ride boring motorcycles" – which seem like words to live by. This stunning bike is the most recent task from the German custom cruiser garage, in evidence as the simple German style they called it "Project 4". “We do not use standard parts in our

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Using a motorcycle as a coping mechanism is nothing new. For most of us, that means clearing the head with a ride after a rough week—but for Mark Ceilinger, it meant building this BMW cafe racer as a respite from the reality of his girlfriend’s serious illness. Mark's not an established builder—yet. He's a guitarist from Slovenia who’s kept an eye on the custom scene after noticing the Voltron build from his countrymen at ER Motorcycles. When life took a dramatic turn, Mark was motivated to…