Originally built for an energy drink marketing program, this impeccably hand-built 1990/2019 BMW K75S Speedway Racer is professionally dressed in stunning Porsche Sapphire Blue Metallic paint and powered by a numbers-matching 750cc BMW triple cylinder in-line engine with a five-speed transmission. Top-of-the-line equipment includes notable names such as Brembo Brakes, Cognito Moto, Motogadget, Larsen Leather, BSK SpeedWorks, and Speedhut GPS.

Just in time for Spring riding, this stunning custom BMW Cafe Racer is based off a low mileage 1990 BMW K75S touring platform for a thrilling yet reliable and road legal ride.

This no-expense-spared custom work-of-art features old-school, hand-formed aluminum body panels including a vintage styled front fairing, rear seat cowl, and twin side skirts, topped off with a custom distressed leather saddle stitched by Matt Larson of Larson Leather Upholstery.

The chopped, modified, and pristinely powder coated frame includes a custom manufactured cafe hoop with an inset LED indicator strip, a custom Cognito Moto anodized triple tree, a custom aluminum hidden electrical box, and professionally powder-coated accessories including the subframe, wheels, forks, and side stand. Electronics and safety related items include a custom wiring harness tied to a Motogadget m.unit.blue Smart Relay/Alarm, Antigravity Lithium Battery, Motogadget Front Turn Signals, Motogadget Mirrors, Monza Fuel Cap, Autobahn Yellow LED Headlamp, and a Speedhut GPS Speedometer.

Mechanicals include a custom RC Racing Aluminum Radiator, BSK SpeedWorks Billet Aluminum Rear Set Controls. YSS Rear Racing Shock, Brembo Brake Calipers, Race Tech Progressive Racing Forks, Rebuilt Alternator, Rebuilt K1200Throttle Bodies, New BMW Hoses, New BMW Engine Gaskets, New Oil Sight Window, New BMW Fuel Pump, New BMW Water Pump, BMW Fuel Injectors, New Magnecor Ignition Wires, New NGK Spark Plugs, New BMW Fuel Filter, Moroso Billet Aluminum Fuel Overflow Canister, Moroso Billet Aluminum Coolant Overflow Canister, New BMW Clutch, Custom LED Headlight, Brembo Racing Clutch Lever, Brembo Racing Brake Lever, Brembo Racing Rear Brake Piston, Woodcraft Racing Clip-on Handlebars, Venhill Cables, and Domino Throttle Controls.

Location: Charleston, SC USA | Listing Price: $19,999

It's dangerous in these days of the covid to make me laugh.

Read through that wall of text then almost sprayed my keyboard with coffee when I read the price.
You might get about one third of that if you are really lucky.

Especially as there is no such thing as matching numbers on K bikes...... and they come standard with Brembo brakes.

I like it but I am not in the market. I bought a nice 1983 RS to play with and just yesterday bought an original screen and deflector to go with it..... 

For that money I would top it up a little and have me a CBX.....

A different but nice looking bike.

I could quite seriously build you an identical one for less than half of that asking price and still make a profit.

Come on, guys...
20000$ for a k75 able to float on water thanks to its big chubby tyres, it's unexpected!

(Yet I'm not sure it will float with the saddle on the top side).

This one, purchase, work and parts, was about €12000

(Not finished here yet, just a stop at the owner's place)

What happens when he gets to a corner?

Careful go around, rides like hell.....

It's only for the looks, like some b*tches on the catwalk

I used to have a 1926 AJS 350 G4 on long-term loan. That had block tread wired-on tyres which I was always very conscious about - until the day I was enthusiastically chasing a friend riding a 1947 Excelsior 175 around a large roundabout. Falling off the edge of block tread tyres is guaranteed to fill your pants with malodorous stuff... I got lucky and recognised what was happening just as I ran out of tread. Huge straightline wobble ensued across two lanes of traffic...

https://www.handh.co.uk/auction/lot/130-1926-ajs-g4/?lot=40480&sd=1

-Dai