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Skala: 1/6
Unassembled plastic model kit.
Paints and Glue are not included with any kit unless stated otherwise!
High-quality assembly kit model of the 1972 BMW R75/5.
Length: 350mm
Wheels are secured via metal shafts and nuts for easy assembly.
Realistic synthetic rubber tires feature tread pattern and sidewalls with manufacturer logo and tire size details.
Precision-made 0.8mm diameter wheel spokes.
Movable suspension with metal pipes and coil springs and rubber dampers.
Headlight lens features authentic crystal-cut texture.
Large speedometer housed within the tachometer accurately reproduced.
Handlebar grips, main step, and rear step are all made from rubber material for greater realism.
2-cylinder boxer engine is meticulously replicated to look just like the actual power unit.
Main stand, side stand, and brake pedal are all equipped with springs to allow free movement.
Drive shaft features rubber part details.
Seat is made from a special plastic material to recreate the leather texture.
Brilliant clear red and orange parts for tail light and turn signals.
Both German and Japanese license plates included.
BMW, maker of high-quality cars and motorcycles, debuted their R75/5 in 1969 as their top-of-the-line modern motorcycle. While the basic engine and gearbox layout remained the same, many changes were made to the suspension, frame, and electrical systems, resulting in a new high-performance modern motorcycle. A 750cc air-cooled, four-cycle, boxer engine pumped out 57hp, which enabled the bike to go from 0 to 400 meters in 14.6 seconds and reach a top speed of 175km/h. In addition, this amazing performance was achieved with low engine noise levels and superb mechanical reliability.
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