The RnineT is genetically gifted for the customizable abilities. The EICMA came to know this with the Rizoma edition. The custom built café racer BMW Rnine T is been on its stand at the event. The lavishly designed outfit is lifted up and tweaked for required looks and show. Café racer appeal can be noticed with the short handle bar, attached parallel to the headlight mount. The stated bike has received some major design makeovers in the past also. The designs made by Gannet was an exceptional kind of art, which is been followed by four bizarre designs by Japanese guys following the orthodox nature of BMW Boxer engine. The scope is enormous with this bike, one just need a courageous heart and lots of creative energy.
The BMW Rnine T designed by Rizoma is wearing a white crown over the head. The bike is painted in the titanium shade with white tops for the Boxer’s cylinder heads. The original golden upside down front forks are painted in black now. Rear flat seat is also been puffed up for a casual glimpse. The transformations are not following much of the bike and the bike is retained within its old look with slight modifications in the rider’s posture (café racer) and color scheme.
The original bike is making its way with the 1,170cc 4 stroke flat twin Boxer engine, which is Air/oil-cooled. It is boasted with four radially aligned valves per cylinder and a central balancer shaft. The power generation from this engine maximizes upto 110HP @ 7,550RPM. The 119Nm @ 6,000RPM of torque can be attained with the running engine. The looks and weight management can be modified or customized according to the owner’s taste as the bike is manufactured with this objective as the main. The company themselves also provide a lot of accessories for the bike, but playing our handmade toys is worth enjoying.