BMW - R7 Tribute – R nineT - 1200 cc - 2014
Vehicle history:
The BMW R7 was designed by engineer Alfred Böning and went into production in 1934.
It was not only a very special motorcycle, but also just 1 prototype, which was not further developed due to the war and is located in the BMW Museum in Munich.
This R7 tribute based on a 2014 BMW R Nine T was given its own style and conviction. The frame, engine, wheels, transmission, brakes, and electronics remain original. The rest of the work incorporates traditional top-class technology, with most components handcrafted. In other words, the craftsmanship of the 1930s has been applied to this masterpiece.
The panels, including the fenders and the tank, were hand-formed from aircraft aluminum.
The saddle is a work of art in itself, just like the key that would not be out of place at a jeweler's.
As with the original R7, the panel can be removed relatively easily, allowing for easy access to the engine, transmission, and electronics.
The pinstriping was traditionally applied with a brush.
The exhausts were water blasted, meaning they were given their natural shape through very high water pressure.
Data sheet:
Brand: BMW
Model Type: R7 Tribute – R nineT
Engine size (in cc): 1200
Year of first registration: 2014
Condition: Excellent
Registration papers: With German registration
Mileage: 23000 km
A true collector's item and also an investment as only about 50 pieces have been handcrafted worldwide.
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