BMW R100 Cafe Racer Part 8 - Frame and engine assembly

[@murraykriner9425]

The changing face of Cafe Custom work from the nation that goaded it into being. You can tell that BMW cut its teeth building airframes with all the frame/subframe assemblies that stash segments together as it does. Going to be the Poshest Cafe the UK has ever seen with all that black powdercoat. Will be tuning in for the final throes and the button up.

[@forthebold]

Thank you.

[@COL321]

I'm always amazed how you can remember where everything goes, when I attempt anything like this I spend half the time trying to work out how it fits back together : / This is going to be a really nice bike, by the way!

[@forthebold]

I’ll be honest, I’m just really good at jigsaws.

[@MotoMango]

Dang, it's looking clean!!!

[@forthebold]

Thank you.

[@grahamhider3754]

Looking good 👍

[@forthebold]

Thank you

[@McV3ko]

Nice! I like style of your videos. What camera are you using for recording?

[@forthebold]

Thanks. Canon 60D with 50mm lens and a GoPro.

[@Punkerage]

This Triple Tree is super slim.

[@forthebold]

It certainly is

[@colinculverwell325]

Looks good. I guess BMW know what they are doing but that top yoke looks a bit flimsy.

[@forthebold]

I still don’t know how it works that that thin.

[@darryldyke1264]

Prop the engine on its side and put the frame onto it. Much easier.

[@forthebold]

You know you can’t prop an airhead engine on its side? The cylinder is in the way!