Business seems good for Dutch builders Ironwood Motorcycles. Last week it was their sweet restomod Honda that garnered a great
This BMW K1100 Scrambler represents a direction that BMW would likely never have considered taking with their large capacity 4-cylinder, but luckily Thomas Jeukens
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When he's not fabricating parts for submarines (Yes, you read that right) David Manchester is building bespoke furniture or helping his wife to run her
From "Flying Brick" to "Pack Animal" -- a long-range tourer from Spoken Moto.The BMW K75 was the three-cylinder version of the company's "Flying Brick" platform -- a 740cc, liquid-cooled straight three that offered 68-75 hp and a top speed in excess of 130 mph.Enter Brian Gingerich and the c
Ah, the K-series BMWs. What can we say that hasn't already been said before? Their unique engines. Their incredible second-hand affordability.
K75 alpha concept motorcycle based upon the classic BMW 'K75 triple', the 'alpha' features an elegant rolling chassis with hand-made bodywork that truly mimics erdem's other-worldly concept.
BMW bike owners across the world have been grateful for finding Russell cycle (Day-Long.com) and ordering a custom-made BMW motorcycle seat from us.
La nueva versión Exclusive de la BMW K 1600 GTL asombra por el equipamiento de lujo que posee, además de por las tecnologías de vanguardia. Tiene el motor de seis cilindros y 160 CV ya conocido de las K y
BMW was always recognised as a quite boring brand. Their motorcycles were durable, well built, fast enough, but also often considered dull. The company was awar
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Do you remember Concept 101? Well, this is BMW Motorrad's 2017 production version, the K1600B Bagger, and it makes its East Coast debut at Daytona Bike Week.
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You either love the idea of trying to make a twin-cylinder air-cooled engine that’s based on an old 1923 knocker go like the clappers, or you don’t. If you don’t, life is simple: you buy a Fireblade or an R1 and go zooming about. If you do you kiss goodbye to normality and sign up to the fringes of mainstream motorcycling, driven by an irrational need to ride a bike that makes its speed the hard way. In the case of the BMW boxer that speed must come from this 90-year-old design, which, compared to the near-weightless internals of modern superbike engine, reciprocates with the urgency of Stephenson’s Rocket. Being a BMW that engine must also be mounted in a rolling chassis that is fundamentally designed for touring. So when in 2007 BMW wheeled out its most daring boxer ever to compete against the 190bhp Japanese superbikes in the World Endurance Championship, it was almost too much for followers of air-cooled BMWs. The HP2 elevated the old twins to a new level of willful
Two workshops join forces to build the ultimate K.
