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  1. 2nd January 2010, 00:23 #1
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    Team Incomplete bike build

    This is the story of an old BMW's conversion into one of the hottest Cafe racers I've seen. Its a bit light on technical detail but a good read never the less. The project was completed 5-6 years ago

    http://www.teamincomplete.com/Boxer/boxerhome.html
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    It's vaguely reminiscent of the Britten, apart from being totally different.

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    Awesome looking BMW...like it lots...and I.m not a BMW fan...but I could turn.. Cheers


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    Quote Originally Posted by gwigs View Post
    Awesome looking BMW...like it lots...and I.m not a BMW fan...but I could turn.. Cheers
    Thats me too, I'm a Guzzi fan myself. I think its the frame that does it for me but not only is it striking to look at, the quality of the work that went into the bike and the solutions they came up is impressive too. I have looked for more info on this bike but cant find much. The frame started life in an early 90's R100, thats about all I have so far. Cant find any specifications or performance figures for the motor
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    What good fun. I'd love to do that.

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