1966 BMW R69S | Black

By most accounts, BMW motorcycles, across all eras, are widely considered as the finest motorcycle that money can buy. And, in the 1960s, the R69S was the brand’s top of the line..

With the largest displacement of the range, domed high-compression pistons, hemispherical combustion chambers, the signature Earles fork front end, fully enclosed driveshaft, car-like clutch, and, IF fitted with the optional long-range Hoske tank (like this one), then you were destined for one of the best rides of your life—both then and now. 

Photographed here, our 1966 R69S is a documented, well-sorted example carrying the desirable Hoske 10+ gallon tank, Euro bars with bar-end Hella turn signals, and period Albert mirrors. It comes with an extensive file of service records, highlighted by a complete crank-up engine rebuild with the crankshaft and oil slingers serviced.

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