BMW Lo Rider concept

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Re: BMW Lo Rider concept

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I love the old BMWs. Have seen some interesting things done with them. This, for example, has an engine from an R100, I believe, and a sidecar from some other model, yet it all seems to "match" quite well

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Re: BMW Lo Rider concept

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I am letting it settle in. Like the idea, medium on the look, want to see if a production model makes the street.
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Re: BMW Lo Rider concept

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I like the looks of the brakes on the front. Actually most of the front. I like my telelever but would most likely if given the choice choose a front fork set up like the one on that bike. The head lights don't do it for me. I would go more for a duel headlight set up like on the Triumph Speed Triple.
Choices are what I like. :mrgreen:
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