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This 1977 BMW R75/7 was transformed into a cafe racer, featuring modifications such as a carbon-fiber cafe-style bump seat and fuel tank panels, a custom subframe, rearsets, headlight bucket, side stand, and license plate bracket.
It rides on wire-spoke 18″ wheels with 4.00″ Duro tires and has a suspension setup comprising a leading-axle fork, along with dual piggyback shocks on the swingarm (left) and the final drive enclosure (right). Braking capabilities consist of a single front disc and a rear drum.
Additional enhancements include a stainless-steel dual exhaust system, carbon-fiber fuel tank panels, a Domino throttle, LED lights, bar-end mirrors, velocity stacks, and piggyback shocks. Power comes from a 745cc opposed twin engine paired with a five-speed transmission.
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It rides on wire-spoke 18″ wheels with 4.00″ Duro tires and has a suspension setup comprising a leading-axle fork, along with dual piggyback shocks on the swingarm (left) and the final drive enclosure (right). Braking capabilities consist of a single front disc and a rear drum.
Additional enhancements include a stainless-steel dual exhaust system, carbon-fiber fuel tank panels, a Domino throttle, LED lights, bar-end mirrors, velocity stacks, and piggyback shocks. Power comes from a 745cc opposed twin engine paired with a five-speed transmission.
Source: Bring A Trailer
The post Bike Of The Day: 1977 BMW R75/7 Cafe Racer appeared first on webBikeWorld.
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