BMW
R65 Gallery
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BMW R65 |
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Engine - 649cc, 4-stroke F-twin
Top Speed - 110mph
Dry Weight - 182kg (400lb)
Launched - 1979-1988
Maximum Power - 50bhp
Fuel Consumption - 50mpg |
| 1978 BMW R 65 |
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- Air cooled, four stroke, two cylinder
horizontally opposed Boxer, pushrod
operated 2 valves per cylinder.
- 126mph
- 43mpg
- 196kg
- 5 speed
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| 1979 BMW R65 |
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| 1979 BMW R65 |
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| 1980 BMW R65 |
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| 1980 BMW R65 |
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649cc. |
| 1980 BMW R65 |
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| 1980 BMW R65 |
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Cafe Racer. |
| 1980 BMW R65 |
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| 1982 BMW R 65LS |
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| 1982 BMW R65LS |
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| 1982 BMW R-65S |
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1983 BMW R65 LS |
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650cc. |
| 1983 BMW R65LS |
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50bhp. |
| 1984 BMW R65 LS |
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| 1984 BMW R65 LS |
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- Air-cooled transverse flat twin
- light alloy construction for good
heat dissipation
- 'Nikasil' coated aluminum cylinders
- Displacement 650 cc; stroke 61.5
mm; bore 82 mm
- Single dry-plate clutch
- 5-speed gearbox
- Rear wheel driven by totally-enclosed
shaft with torsional vibration damper
- Twin-loop steel tube frame with bolte-on
sub-frame
- Sport cockpit with fairing fixed
to handlebars with integral instruments
- Sport handlebars
- Dualseat with integral handles
- Unique aluminum silver compound wheels
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| 1985 BMW R65 Mono |
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The smallest BMW boxer twin available
in the U.S in 1984. features all the top-flight
components expected from BMW: quartz headlight,
pressure die-cast aluminum spoke wheels,
260mm drilled disc brakes up front, 5.8-gallon
fuel tank and shaft drive. Tall gearing
allows this standard 650 to gobble up highway
miles like a 750, and supple, long-travel
suspension can make short work of rough,
twisting roads. As with all BMWs, only made-in-'83
models was sold in California because of
emissions regulations. |
| 1987 BMW R 65GS |
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