Bmw K Series Cafe Racer

The BMW K100 is a family of four-cylinder 987 cc motorcycles that were manufactured by BMW from 1983 to 1992... BMW K100 collector 4to1 30° A Subframe Loop 180 length 27cm Ø30mm BMW...

Bmw k series cafe racer. Enter this BMW K1100RS cafe racer. The K-Series bikes long ago earned the nickname “Flying Bricks,” given the honking big chunk of engine in their frames. 8Tech Racing wanted to see how sporty they could make a K-series build.The numbers alone speak for themselves — the duo managed to shed 67 kilograms from the bike’s wet weight…more than 147 pounds! No matter what model was released, the main focus of the series was sports motorcycles. The last K-series model is a BMW K1600 with a water-cooled six-cylinder engine. Popular BMW Cafe Racer models? K-series. As mentioned above, a large number of BMW K motorcycles have been sold, particularly the BMW K100 and BMW K75. They were mostly bought in. Giorgio sourced the donor for his project, a ’92 K1100 LT, in Tuscany for a decent price. Along with his friends Fabio Senesi of SeSfactory and Giovanni Gabrielli Honda Motors they began the arduous task of trimming away all of the bike’s fat to create his K series Cafe Racer. The BMW K100 is a family of four-cylinder 987 cc motorcycles that were manufactured by BMW from 1983 to 1992... BMW K100 collector 4to1 30° A 141,00 €

Today we are thrilled to present this incredible BMW K1100LT cafe racer built by Giorgio De Angelis, a computer programmer living in Rome. He says he builds bikes "for pure hobby" -- which warms our piston-driven hearts. He calls his shop De Angelis Elaborazioni.The K1100 has been ridden by Het ombouwen van een Bmw K-serie naar een caferacer wij hebben de juiste onderdelen om tot het gewenste resultaat te komen. It is a nod to the BMW 1970’s colours, but with metal flake. I bought some bar end indicators off eBay to use in the frame holes. Internal wiring was an interesting job! Front fender now covered with 3M carbon fibre wrap.. Tagged BMW, Cafe Racer, K100 Post navigation. This time around he’s tackled his first BMW, a 1983 K100RS. And he wasn’t confident it would come out looking this good. The customer for the cafe’d BMW was on a tight budget, which worried Greg a little. “Having never worked on a K bike I had no idea what the cost of parts and labor would be,” he says. “So it was a gamble to build.

BMW K100 Cafe Racer. With the BMW airheads being one of the most popular base bikes for custom projects, prices of untouched models are rising and rising. Of course, they are easy to work on, there are plenty of parts available and a lot of parts are compatible within a wide range of R-series.… Is this the year of the BMW K100? We reckon so. The earlier R-series boxers have held the limelight for long enough—and let’s face it, any R donor you find now either comes at a premium, or has already been hacked.. This very special K cafe racer is Mike’s first build (he’s actually a cinematographer by trade). The goal: trim the fat. Older BMW "airhead" boxer twins and R series models are popular choices for BMW cafe racer projects. With some models featuring bolt-on subframes and others sporting aluminum fuel tanks, choosing a BMW as the donor for your project has its benefits. In more recent years BMW has embraced the custom scene by creating the R Nine T. At Pipeburn we’ve seen more stripped-back airheads than a college quarterback. So it takes something special for our jaws to truly hit the floor. And this, a 1976 BMW R100 by Belarusian shop Recast Moto, is pretty damn special. Recast are huge fans of the R series.

BMW K100 cafe racer. I’ve always liked the look of BMW’s K-series motors. Simply because they’re boxy and when they first appeared, I thought they looked like something from Star Wars. The earlier R-series is well established as a café racer platform, but now the K-series is starting to gain favor. REDUCED! 1985 BMW K-100 Series Cafe Racer Motorcycle 22,000 MILES FROM NEW USD7,500 (Fixed) Free Bike Insurance Calculator Free Bike Shipping Cost Calculator Click Here For More Photos & Details (message to seller OR Buy/BID) Disclaimer: This Auction/BuyNow is held by our partner Ebay. FlatRacer BMW K series (K100, K75, K1 & K1100) bodywork parts including fairings, seats, tail sections, side panels, radiator cowls, belly pans etc. BMW K1100 LT Cafe Racer. Reading time: about 2 minutes. BMW; Cafe Racers; Motorcycles; The BMW K1100 LT had the unique distinction of being fitted with the largest engine ever bolted to a BMW motorcycle when it was released in 1991. As with all the K100 series BMWs, the engine is a 4 cylinder unit laid on its side, with the valves on the bike.