Cognito Moto: R75/5
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- This is the first video of our R75/5 BMW Airhead build. This week we mounted the RnineT forks, new wheels and tires, and changed out the swingarm for the longer r75/6 arm. Follow along on our 6 week build schedule. We plan to keep the updates come each Monday.
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PARTS USED IN THIS VIDEO:
Triple Clamps
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RnineT Lace Hub
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Rear BMW Hub
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Rims
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Props for how relaxed and chill you guys build. Makes me relax while while watching! 😄
Man. Wow. Keeping a very close eye on this project. Own a 75/5 and you guys are blowing my mind....
Love the quality you guys are churning out, from parts to builds and this video 🔥
Love it.
I became a big fan of u guys.
I build my r80 just inspired by you man!
Man you guys make some badass parts. I got to order a top triple clamp for a Hayabusa front end with the indicater lights.
Looking good so far!
Nice vid guys, build looks great!
Differential? Some would chew your head off for this and have the final drive...I mean word. Me? I don't give a differential...just enjoy vids like this one. Thanks
looking sweet.
Love the videos! If you're looking for someone to color grade them hit me up!
You guys should make more videos like this! It was awesome. Can you guys do a CB next?
Hello from Brazil.
Wow nice. What's the price together for all the parts you need to get this done?
"Never seen an automobile use a 13" I feel like 90% of German cars and bikes use only 13mm, haha
Your a wizard mate! Can you do an r80 version?
I hope, You gonna use the old rims with wire spokes and drum brakes for another project.
Great video, but I do have one question. How do you lock the rear caliper, just with the axel?
are you going be making a kit from the RnineT? I need to know so I can start saving!!!
Looks rad and would like to use it on my R100
You guys make stellar parts and amazing builds, but who wrenches in a tucked in button up and khakis?!?
The ones who build bikes on computers and assemble using catalogue parts or cnc machined, i.e no dirty work. Give these guys an oxyacetylene torch and they don't know what to do with it.
hi how much will be cost all the componetes . thx
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