BMW R75 (1942)
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Specifications BMW R75 (1942) blueprint
The BMW R75 stands out as an iconic motorcycle from the 1940s. First produced in 1942, this classic touring bike is defined by its horizontal 745cc boxer twin engine mated to a four-speed manual transmission. It was designed to accommodate BMW's unique shaft-driven suspension system, providing the rider with a smooth ride on even the roughest terrain. The R75 typically has a distinctive olive drab paint scheme with a large, round headlight at the front, adding to its vintage aesthetic. The box-like frame and narrow steel tubing make it lightweight and aerodynamic, while still offering efficient power on the open road. Additionally, the high handlebars, bench seat, and forward footrests shift the rider's weight forward, making it an ideal long-distance touring machine. The original R75 design saw significant updates in later versions, such as improved forks, suspension, kick start, transmission, lighting, and transmission ratios. It is also notable for being BMW's first sidecar-ready motorcycle, providing enhanced stability for the coup. The BMW R75 is an excellent combination of modern engineering and vintage style, making it a classic among motorcycle enthusiasts. Even after nearly 80 years, it remains a popular choice for collectors, restorers, and riders alike.
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