BMW R71
Specifications BMW R71 blueprint
The BMW R71 is a legendary motorcycle and an icon of German engineering. It is known for its classic styling and reliable performance. Built in 1938, the R71 was the first mass produced BMW motorcycle. It was designed for maximum speed and torque, making it one of the most powerful motorcycles of its time. Its long-stroke 750cc side-valve engine produces a maximum of 26 HP and can reach speeds of up to 85 mph. The R71 features a distinctive style with its long, low frame and huge crankcases. The teardrop-shaped gas tank is painted in a distinctive black and white paint scheme, with bright red trim. Its instrumentation includes a speedometer, odometer, and tachometer, as well as mounting brackets for sidecars. The bike comes with a robust suspension system with adjustable rear dampers providing a smoother ride. Its long-travel forks and reinforced rear swing arm help ensure precise handling and control in different terrains. Additionally, the R71 features heavy-duty brakes with locking, wheel attached lever-type brakes in the front and a rear rigid brake built into the rear wheel hub. The R71's classic design has made it a popular choice with motorcycling enthusiasts, who appreciate its combination of power and style. It remains an excellent choice for anyone looking for a reliable and efficient means of transport. Its timeless aesthetics and unique performance make the R71 a true classic.
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