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When the facts get in the way of our beliefs, our brains are marvelously adept at dispensing with the facts.
  Some of the BMW motorcycle models covered on this web site.  
  The first BMW motorcycle the 1923-1925 R32!
  The first postwar BMW motorcycle the 250cc 1948 R24
  The first postwar BMW twin the 1950 R51/2
  An early postwar BMW the 1951-1954 R51/3
  A very popular postwar BMW single the 250cc 1954 R25/3
  The last of the plunger BMWs the 1955 R67/3
  The beautiful and rare vintage BMW sport bike, the 1954 R68
  The wonderful slash-2 BMW motorcycles from 1955—1969
                              A Granada red R60/2, a Dover white R60/2,
and a black R60/2
  A 1960s hot rod the BMW R69S
  A dual-purpose adventure motorcycle the BMW R100GS
  Read about the revolutionary 1996-2001 BMW R1100RT
  See photos and read info on the 21st century BMW R1200RT
  Vintage BMW Motorcycle Challenges and Lessons
  The most fascinating Harley-Davidson ever made!
  Check this out: five shaft-drive opposed fours!
  What the heck is Ernest Richard George Earles front fork?
  Tim Stafford and the Art of BMW Motorcycle Restoration
  Click here to go to go to web pages on topics other than motorcycles
  Click here to go to motorcycle data sheets from Bench Mark Works
  Click here to go to motorcycle data sheets posted by Ted Verrill
  Click here to go to see other models of BMW motorcycle boxers
  Click here to go to Dean's Selected BMW Motorcycle Links
  See illustrated Craven's historic saddlebags for slash-2s
  Should you wear a full-face helmet? Click here to see.
Photos of BMW motorcycles below, clockwise from the upper left 1954 R51/3, 1967 R60/2, 2007 R1200RT,
and 1973½ R75/5.
Fifty-five years of BMW motorcycles:  
R51/3
R67/3
R68
R60/2
Red R60/2
White R60/2
R69S
R75/5
R90S
R1200RT
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Iron Horse Motorcycles: John and Jennifer Cartwrights' award-winning exclusive-BMW motorcycle dealership in Tucson, Arizona |
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BMW Motorcycles of Milwaukee: exclusive-BMW dealership right in Willie G.'s back yard ![]() |
| 1965 Happy for a Lifetime ad engaging BMW If you want to be happy for a lifetime, ride a BMW ad from 1965 (1553 by 2085 pixels). |
| The origin of the BMW Roundel What is the real story? nope, not a propeller! (PDF fle) |
| Pointed opinions from a long-time rider (me) about surviving on and enjoying riding motorcycles. |
| Do you see what you think you see?   Inattentional blindness read this and you might look again! |
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Should you wear a full-face helmet?   Ask 1.1-million-mile BMW motorcycle rider Dave Swisher, of Bowling Green, Virginia, what his opinion might be. Check out what happened to his helmet! |
| What simple thing can most motorcyclists do to reduce their collision chances by 24%? Click here for the answer. |
| | Enclosed trailers for motorcycles information. |
| Have you heard of shaft-drive bicycles? Click here for info. |
| The BMW Motorcycle Owners of America (BMW MOA), founded in 1972, is the world's largest association of BMW motorcycle owners and a "must" for BMW enthusiasts. It offers a glossy monthly magazine, an annual international rally, and a tour book for traveling riders. |
| The Vintage BMW Motorcycle Owners Association (VBMWMO), founded in 1972, is dedicated to the preservation of classic and antique BMW motorcycles and is an excellent source for restoration information. |
| The BMW Veteran Motorcycle Club of America (BMW VMCA) is an organization formed in 2004 with the purpose of providing educational services, information, and assistance to those who are interested in owning, operating, repairing, restoring, and studying the history of vintage BMW motorcycles as well as the machines themselves. |
| MidAmerica Auctions has been selling vintage motorcycles at auction, including BMWs, for years. The largest is held every January in Las Vegas, Nevada. The thumbnail to the left shows Tim Stafford with an R50/2 he auctioned in 2007. |
  Click Here to Go to Dean's BMW Motorcycle Links!  
Please note: From time to time, I learn that an ebay seller is using my photos to advertise something he or she is selling. When I learn this, I notify the seller to remove the photos and also attempt to notify ebay security. I do not sell anything on ebay. I created and maintain this site because of my affection and respect for BMW motorcycles and not for any commercial purpose. I do not want my photos to be used for any commercial purpose without my prior permission.Moreover, the majority of the photos on my web pages were taken by me and are copyright under U.S. law.
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