Im new to café racers and learning to build a bike and have been binge watching so many videos from all over the world. It's an amazing culture. But what is so incredible is watching you do your thing to build a beautiful bike with all the tools and resources available. And watching some dude in Thailand or Guatemala do the same thing with just a few tools and recycling parts. There is no wrong or right way, just your way for the love of the art..
This is such a great build, not only of the bike itself (of which I’d kindly sell a kidney for) but it’s so well shot and explained throughout! Love this kind of content, please keep it up!
Great video, no rush, it conveys well the patience and attention to detail that the build of an electrical system from scratch requires. I'm the dude who sent you his custom machined hubs for lacing a little over a year ago (from Thailand). The build is almost complete and I'm about to start the electrical, from scratch and with a M-Unit as well, this vid cranked up my motivation. Keep up the good work guys.
absolutly the best BMW rebuild i ve seen... i am, in love with everything you ve designed.. ( the seat is 888888) amazing ... only the miror is so poor ahahah
Super nice build! Must be super satisfying knowing you ran every wire as well! Off subject; I saw a boxer engine that didn't have a huge case over the jug height do you know how? Build was 1975 BMW Cafe Racer Zap Leather and Cycle and I have some ideas about a potential build, resolving a few things that always annoy me about these airheads in general, though I am coming to appreciate them through these cafe style builds. THanks
All that work and you didn't replace the spring washers with the replacement non-spring type to get rid of the top end clatter. Otherwise everything looks good.
Whoever decided to place the camera where they did for the first tank fit to get the company logo in the reflection; bravo. That was class.
Im new to café racers and learning to build a bike and have been binge watching so many videos from all over the world. It's an amazing culture. But what is so incredible is watching you do your thing to build a beautiful bike with all the tools and resources available. And watching some dude in Thailand or Guatemala do the same thing with just a few tools and recycling parts. There is no wrong or right way, just your way for the love of the art..
***** Simply AWESOME ***** Great work too every one involved.
This is such a great build, not only of the bike itself (of which I’d kindly sell a kidney for) but it’s so well shot and explained throughout!
Love this kind of content, please keep it up!
Beautiful bike, cool soundtrack, too!
Great video, no rush, it conveys well the patience and attention to detail that the build of an electrical system from scratch requires. I'm the dude who sent you his custom machined hubs for lacing a little over a year ago (from Thailand). The build is almost complete and I'm about to start the electrical, from scratch and with a M-Unit as well, this vid cranked up my motivation. Keep up the good work guys.
I agree with Eric Weber - Beautiful bike, cool soundtrack, too! :-)
Especially liked the CNC-jaw-crimp trick! ;^) Bike came out really sweet-
Preciosa un gran trabajó. Saludos desde A Coruña Spain
Awsome build ! Congrats Guys 👏
Awesome bike: Air(head)Moon Safari, how fitting. Cheers
Looks great guys. Nice job.
absolutly the best BMW rebuild i ve seen... i am, in love with everything you ve designed.. ( the seat is 888888) amazing ... only the miror is so poor ahahah
Thats a badass bike.
Beautiful! Awesome work. Thanks for sharing.
Such a sweet ride
Super nice build! Must be super satisfying knowing you ran every wire as well!
Off subject; I saw a boxer engine that didn't have a huge case over the jug height do you know how? Build was 1975 BMW Cafe Racer Zap Leather and Cycle and I have some ideas about a potential build, resolving a few things that always annoy me about these airheads in general, though I am coming to appreciate them through these cafe style builds. THanks
Noticed you went with a single cable throttle control.... looks very clean!
What did you use for the throttle control? It looks perfect with Motogadget buttons!
Great (great) bike indeed ! Just a question : where did you hide the battery, and of wich type ? Thanx
With this under the tank cognitomoto.com/products/bmw-battery-tray?_pos=1&_sid=dae73904c&_ss=r&variant=29521286856819
I came for the music but stayed for the bike
Beautiful set up. How does the battery tray attach to the main frame?
Nice bike
Bravo! 👏🏾👏🏾
All that work and you didn't replace the spring washers with the replacement non-spring type to get rid of the top end clatter.
Otherwise everything looks good.
Could you leave a link to all the wiring tools you use? Great content thank you.
such a beautiful build! can you show the battery mounting a bit more? I need to know how its set on the Frame! :)
we have it on the site. It uses one bolt and mounts through the existing hole on the frame.
Hello where I can get the front headlight please
hi what's the battery model # ? don't you think it's too small for the bike ? thanks
It has worked well. We use these on pretty much all the builds.
Wait a second...Are you guys in Richmond??? I swear I know that bridge shot from anywhere!!
yeah on granby by shindigz and district 5
Will those triples clamps and and stem fit on my r60/5? And what forks are those from