1956 BMW R26

Stunning example of a 1956 BMW R26 with a Steib LS 200 side car, BMW R26 AND STEIB LS 200 SIDE CAR WAS TAKEN IN PX AGAINST A ASTON MARTIN WE SOLD AND WAS RESTORED IN TURKEY BY ONE OF THE BMW AND STEIB OWNERS CLUB MEMBERS WHO HAS RESTORED MANY OF THESE MACHINES, HAVE RIDDEN THIS MACHINE LOCALLY SEVERAL TIMES WITH NO ISSUES, Stunning example of a 1956 BMW R26 with a Steib LS 200 side car. Built to the same exemplary standards as the Bavarian company famous flat-twins, the single-cylinder BMW first appeared in pre-war days. Indeed, BMWs first new post-war model was a single-cylinder design - the 250cc R24 - which arrived in 1948. By 1956, BMWs quarter-liter luxury lightweight had evolved into the R26 that boasted a more powerful (15ps) engine, Earles-type leading-link front fork and a larger fuel tank among numerous improvements. Considerably more expensive than home-grown 250s, the R26 was appealing to mature, discerning riders for whom quality of construction counted more than mere outright performance. WALK AROUND VIDEO @ https://youtube.com/shorts/89hl WALK AROUND VIDEO @ https://youtube.com/shorts/89hl

Body Type: Classic