Oxblood: Urban Rider’s BMW street scrambler
It’s not often that a color inspires a bike build—and certainly not a color such as ‘oxblood.’ But that’s how this BMW…
Read more »It’s not often that a color inspires a bike build—and certainly not a color such as ‘oxblood.’ But that’s how this BMW…
Read more »Café Racer Dreams don’t exclusively build BMWs, but you could call them specialists. With several elegant examples under their belts—including these two…
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Read more »The BMW R80 ticks all the boxes for custom builders. It’s reliable, simple to work on and cheap to buy. And, as…
Read more »Whether it’s a classic resto-mod or a R nineT café-tracker, Urban Motor’s Peter Dannenberg sure knows how to tweak a BMW to…
Read more »The popularity of BMW’s classic R-series shows no signs of waning. Still, it’s unusual to see a R80G/S get the custom treatment.…
Read more »Most custom BMWs are resto-mods or café racer conversions. But Ian Solley of 7 Ages in the UK likes to take the…
Read more »Fuel Bespoke Motorcycles is not the most prolific of Spain’s custom workshops, but their creations are always worth keeping an eye out…
Read more »BMW Motorrad has a gap in its product range large enough to drive a Bundeswehr Unimog through: it doesn’t have a retro…
Read more »Custom motorcycles are often about sacrifice. As looks improve, functionality suffers. And most of the time, it doesn’t matter, especially if a…
Read more »In Europe, the spotlight on new wave custom builders tends to fall in France, Spain and Italy. But Portugal is coming through…
Read more »If you’re into BMW café racers, you probably know the BMW Café blog, run by Dutchman Michiel de Molenaar. This BMW R80…
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