BMW scrambler Archives

TOMA #22: A BMW R1150GS for an expert adventure rider

At the risk of stating the obvious, some bikes are easier to customize than others. Pick a Triumph Bonneville or Harley Sportster,…

Any project worth doing has a few challenges along the way. This tidy BMW R75/5 started out as a true basket case,…

When it comes to racing, BMW is all about superbikes these days. But until the turn of the century, the Bavarians were…

The world’s first big-bore dual sport, the BMW R80G/S, broke cover forty years ago. Born from off-road competition, it soon dominated at…

Customizing an older bike is always a risk. There’s the custom work to do, but there’s also the arduous task of fixing…

In the thriving world of BMW R-series customization, there’s a strong design trend in Europe that hasn’t taken off in other countries…

We’d love to peak behind the curtain at Bolt Motor Co. Shop boss Adrián Campos is also the sporting director for Campos…

Using a BMW R nineT Urban G/S as a base, this blacked-out and carbon-fiber clad scrambler mixes craftsmanship with a generous helping…

The battle between form and function rages on a daily basis in the custom scene. As much as we hate to admit…

As the dedicated custom arm of a premium BMW motorcycle dealer in Switzerland, VTR Customs is used to working on high-end Bavarian…

In the world of vintage desert sleds, the Rickman Triumph Métisse reigns supreme. It was a pretty legit scrambler in its day,…

Love ’em or hate ’em, BMW’s GS behemoths have dominated the ADV market for almost four decades now. Five years ago, the…