BMW R67/3 with sidecar (1955-56)

The BMW R 67/3 is a motorcycle model that was produced between 1955 to 1956. It features a four-stroke, two-cylinder horizontally opposed Boxer engine, with a capacity of 594 cc and a compression ratio of 6.2:1. The bike is air-cooled and has a magneto ignition, with starting being done through a kick start. The clutch is a single-plate, dry design, with power being delivered through a 4-speed transmission and a shaft final drive system. The frame is a double loop steel tubular design, with telescopic front suspension and a rear suspension that utilizes a spring and coil compression springs.

The BMW R 67/3 comes equipped with 200mm drum duplex full hub brakes in the front, and 200mm drum simplex full hub brakes at the rear. It has a wet weight of 192 kg or 422 lb, and a fuel tank capacity of 17 liters or 4.4 US gallons. The bike has a front and rear tire size of 3.50-19″, with the rear tire size being increased to 4.00 x 18″ when equipped with a sidecar. With a sidecar attached, the bike’s weight increases to 320 kg or 704 lbs. Overall, the BMW R 67/3 is a classic motorcycle that is notable for its unique horizontally opposed engine design and sleek, vintage styling.

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Make Model: BMW R 67/3