BMW Custom Scramblers BMW Motorrad has the honor of inventing the whole genre of adventure touring motorcycles. In 1980, they introduced the world to the R80 G/S, an air-cooled boxer twin designed to tackle pavement, dirt, and anything else that came before it. G/S stood for Gelände/Straße — meaning "terrain/street". The boxer twin is capable of 55hp at 7000rpm and a not unreasonable 47ft lbs of torque, this gives the R80/7 a top speed in the 111mph range and a 0-62 time of 5.4 to 6 seconds, depending on who's in the saddle.
“SUMO” BMW R80 Scrambler by MUTO Motorbikes BikeBound
Fresh cables, stainless steel brake lines, 100% scratch built wiring loom, a large Nissin front master cylinder, Domino throttle assembly and all LED lighting rounded out all the needed elements. I used a Custom Dynamics LED strip light for the rear brake lighting and indicators as well as Custom Dynamics bar end signals for the front. The BMW R80 has become a popular platform for a street-oriented scrambler build. It's no surprise, really — the air-cooled boxer is tough as nails, built for field repairs, and looks mean when stripped down to the bones. Enter one of our favorite builders, Rémy Pagart of France's MUTO Motorbikes. Throwback to 2016!Buying a 1985 R80RT and converting it into a scrambler. I made lots of daytrips and some longer journeys as well. In 2017 I sold it and bou. Now the Scottish duo is back with this stunning 1991 BMW R80 scrambler, aka "Betty.". The client hails all the way from Belfast, Ireland, and contacted JM Customs to build a turn his dream into a reality: a custom street scrambler with clean lines, retro styling, and Motogadget modern tech. Below, we get the full story on the build!
A Custom BMW R80 Scrambler From Monnom Customs
This heavily modified R80 ST was built by Fuel Bespoke Motorcycles in Spain, they've taken the ST back to it's genetic roots with a scrambler conversion and the result is one of the best looking retro-off-roaders we've featured this year. Full #Timelapse documentation on the #Build of a 1982 BMW #R80 into a unique custom purple on gold airheadPhotos and video work done by: Ramonhofstede (Inst. A new BMW R80 scrambler is the custom bike that Lord Drake Kustoms has transformed in his cafe racer workshop in Spain and that we present in this post. The customization of a cafe racer motorcycle should always start with the choice of a good motorcycle to transform; and in this case this BMW R80 was ideal, because it was in excellent condition. This BMW R80 Scrambler was already their 19th build and it's called "The Alchemist". The base bike is a 1985 BMW R80 Monoshock, but if you take a closer look you see that the rear end and the suspension setup is far from original.
Réalisation Scrambler sur notre BMW R80 RT 1982 Vendue Store 55
This is the latest, based on a 1984 BMW R80ST. Called the Fuel R80 STrial, it's inspired by ISDT bikes—the Triumphs, BSAs and Pentons of the 1960s that competed in the International Six Days Trials. "Light bikes with small headlights, flat handlebars, a minimalist seat and off-road tires," says Fuel main man and BMW Motorrad enthusiast. The BMW R80 Scrambler is the perfect choice for adventure-seekers who want an iconic motorcycle that delivers performance and style. From its classic vintage styling to its modern technology, the BMW R80 Scrambler is the perfect combination of old-school charm and new-school power.This classic scrambler sports a 798cc air-cooled flat-twin engine that produces 58 horsepower.
Cool custom 1986 BMW R80 Scrambler built by. Last week I featured a bike that was the result of some good old brotherhood; two friends who share a lifetime passion for motorcycles that decided to create a custom bike together. That brotherhood is the same glue that Roland "Roli" Rüegg and Paul Brokking used to create this 1986 BMW R80 Scrambler. The BMW R80 Scrambler build is a prime example of the classic bike style meeting modern performance, and it's quickly becoming one of the most popular builds among motorbike enthusiasts. This custom build starts with a BMW R80 as the base, then adds custom parts to give it an impressive look and feel. The result is a bike that looks like it.
Racing Cafè BMW R80 RT 1989 Schizzo Scrambler by WalzWerkRacing
EDIT: video with only the sound of the exhaust: https://youtu.be/nAK2-7zcXmkMy first project!1985 BMW R80RT built into a brat style/scrambler.Heidenau K60 ti. BMW R80ST Scrambler by Reier Motors A Black Bavarian Lady built for the streets of Munich… The BMW R80ST was a more street-oriented version of the popular R80GS adventurer, offering a smaller 19-inch front wheel and lowered suspension along with the hard-to-kill 50-hp boxer engine and shaft drive.
