BMW

R 100

The BMW R 100 series is distinguished by its air-cooled boxer engine, which provides a unique balance and smooth power delivery. Its classic design and reliable performance have made it a beloved choice among motorcycle...

1981–1993

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The story

The BMW R 100 series, produced from 1981 to 1993, is part of BMW's renowned line of air-cooled, two-cylinder boxer motorcycles. Known for their durability and classic design, these motorcycles were popular among touring enthusiasts and featured a range of models including the R 100/7, R 100 RS, and R 100 RT.

The BMW R 100 series is distinguished by its air-cooled boxer engine, which provides a unique balance and smooth power delivery.

History

The BMW R 100 series was developed during a time when BMW was solidifying its reputation for reliable and robust touring motorcycles. The 247 engine, also known as the 'airhead' engine, was a hallmark of this era, providing a balance of power and simplicity. The R 100 models were particularly favored for long-distance touring, thanks to their comfortable ride and ample luggage capacity. Over the years, the R 100 series gained a loyal following and remains a classic choice for motorcycle enthusiasts.

On track

While the BMW R 100 series was primarily designed for touring, it also found success in endurance racing events. Its robust construction and reliable performance made it a competitive choice in long-distance races, further cementing its reputation as a durable and capable motorcycle.

Generations

1981

247 (1981–1993)

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