1929 BMW R63 – Exceptional Pre-War Icon from a Prestigious Collection

A Rare Opportunity to Own a Piece of Motoring History

Step into the golden age of motorcycle engineering with this stunning 1929 BMW R63, a pinnacle of pre-war German craftsmanship and one of only 794 units ever produced. As BMW's flagship sports model from the late 1920s, the R63 represented the pinnacle of innovation, blending raw performance with timeless elegance. Born from the genius of designer Max Friz, this boxer-engined marvel helped cement BMW's reputation as a leader in two-wheeled excellence during the interwar years.

- 745cc OHV boxer twin, 6.2:1 compression

- 3-speed gearbox with hand-shift and foot-controlled clutch

This model's racing pedigree is legendary: In 1929, a supercharged variant piloted by Ernst Henne shattered world speed records, clocking an astonishing 216.07 km/h (134.27 mph) on the Ingolstadt autobahn

Hailing from a prestigious private collection of pre-war BMW motorcycles - this offers an amazing opportunity to add to any collection.   The restoration has not been complete on this motorcycle - headlight, horn and instrument are not included