Sonntag, 5. April 2015

Diamond Atelier #3 BMW R100R

Diomand Atelier, das sind Tom Konecny (Gründer, Kreativ-Direktor,Designer und Mechaniker), Pablo Steigleder (Gründer, Mechaniker) und Philipp Wulk (Fotograf, PR-Chef und Event- Manager), gegründet im Sommer 2013, haben nach dem beeindruckendem Umbaustart der BMW R80RT wieder etwas ganz besonderes geschaffen. Die Vorgaben für dieses Bike waren klar definiert!

Low. Brutal and Uncompromising!

Und genau diese Attribute wurden kompromisslos vom Team Diamond Atelier aus
München umgesetzt. Die Zutatenliste ist exzellent, die Umsetzung professionell und on top gibt es ein eigenständiges Design das dann auch noch TÜV – Konform ist.
Grandioser Umbau!
Tom, vielen Dank für die vielen Informationen und Fotos!

Die R100R steht zum verkauf!
Interessenten können sich direkt bei tom@diamond-atelier.com melden,
um einen Telefon-Termin zu vereinbaren. 
 


  
DA#3 BMW R100R /1994

Background

By the end of 2014, it seemed like Diamond Atelier hit a spot in the custom motorcycle scene with their first full bike build. According to plan, the team’s next project was a small capacity Yamaha – the DA#2. But due to the unexpected success of the BMW R80 and the vast amount of ideas the guys still had for this model, it became clear that their next custom bike had to be another Airhead Boxer. The required characteristics for the bike included staggered wheels, a powerful 1000cc engine and solid front end suspension. All this was found in a 1994 BMW R100R Classic in immaculate condition, which was chosen to be transformed into what now is the DA#3 – the most radical BMW to be legally driven on German streets.
 

Parts list DA#3

• All new built cross-­‐spoke wheels with gold-­   flaked hubs

• TKC 80 in 110/80/18 and 160/90/17

• 320mm HE Brake discs and CNC-­‐machined adapters

• New Brembo 4 piston calipers

• Stainless steel brake lines

• Brembo PSC-­‐16 brake master cylinder

• 41.3mm diameter telescopic forks newly built and lowered by 100mm

• Yamaha MT-­‐03 headlight

• Gilles clip-­‐on handlebars

• Magura levers with bespoke clutch cable and machined adapters

• Tomaselli quick-­‐action throttle grip

• Gold-­‐flaked Tarozzi rearsets and custom-­‐made aluminum linkage

• CNC-­‐machined engine covers

• Dell’Orto PHM 40 carburetors with Moto Guzzi throttle cables

• K&N Filters

• Titanium Akrapovič racing exhaust

• Minimalistic electronic system featuring Linergy LiFePo4 battery pack and balancer

• Lifted gas tank with custom machined gas cap

• Custom stainless steel side license plate holder attached to the driveshaft

• De-­‐tabbed and cleaned main frame

• Entirely scratch-­‐built rear frame

• Hand-­‐sewed genuine cowhide seat

• Hand-­‐mixed colors and self-­‐made stripes

• All frame, drivetrain and suspension parts powder coated

• The bike passes TÜV regulations and is legal on German streets






















 


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