In the post World War II period there were two types of people who rode a motorbike in America, outlaws and the police. But all that would change in 1963 when armed with his small Super Cub model,

The BMW F650 Funduro, introduced in 1993, aimed at a new sector of the motorcycle market. It was a single-cylinder, chain-drive, 48-hp dual-purpose machine that cost only $200 more than a Honda NX6

The first step for this project was, of course, to create a drawing of the final product, followed by an instant strip-down of all the bike’s stock bodywork.

For those who want to kill the liter-bike game in style, the RC51 is a perfect companion.

This Beemer based on a 2009 R1200S, which was the most powerful BMW sportbike you could buy until the HP2 Sport popped up. The 1170cc flat twin pumps out a tire-spinning 120 hp, and has just 195 ki