This 1983 BMW R65 is a testament to the transformative power of customization. Originally part of the Truck Art Project, an initiative that turned commercial trucks into rolling art canvases, the CRD93 is a continuation of Cafe Racer Dreams' quest for unique and accessible artistic expressions. With its sleek lines, bold colors, and meticulous attention to detail, this bike is a stunning example of what can be achieved when creativity meets craftsmanship. The CRD93 isn't just a motorcycle; it's a moving piece of art that's sure to turn heads and inspire.
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Location: SPAIN
Year: 1983
Make: CAFE RACER DREAMS
Model: BMW R65
Mileage: 2000km
Style of Bike: Cafe Racer
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Frame: Original + CRD
Drivetrain: Original
Engine: BMW R65
Fuel Delivery: CarburetorÂ
Exhaust system: Trumpet
Camshaft: Original
Transmission: Original
Clutch: Original
Final Drive System: ShaftÂ
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Wheels and Tires
Front/ Rear Rims: Original
Front/ Rear Tires: Continental TKC 80
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Suspension
Fork tubes: Original
Triple clamps: Original
Rear suspension: Hagon
Shock absorbers: Hagon
Swingarm: Original
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Brakes
Front brakes: Original Brembo
Brake calipers: Original Brembo
Brake rotors: Original Brembo
Rear brakes: Drum brake
Brake calipers: Drum brake
Brake rotors: Drum brake
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Electrical System
Battery: YTX20 CH-BS 12v 20A.
Headlights: CRD 190mm
Taillights: CRD
Turn signals: Highsider LED
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Controls
Handlebars: Renthal Ultra Low
Throttle: Original
Risers: Original
Clutch lever: Original
Brake levers: Original
Turn signal switches: Motogadget M12
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Other Components
Gas tank: Original
Gas cap: Original
Seat: CRD leather
Mirrors: Highsider
Fenders: CRD
Air filter: K&N
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