26-Years-Owned 1961 BMW R27

It is finished in Avus Black and is powered by a 247cc vertical single paired with a four-speed transmission. Features include 18″ chrome rims, a driveshaft, a chrome low-rise handlebar, an Earles fork, a locking storage compartment, a center stand, and a Bing carburetor.

The bike is finished in Avus Black and features chrome headlight and taillight guards, a Brown side stand, a Denfeld solo saddle, dual luggage racks, headlight mirrors, and Craven Safari fiberglass panniers. The bike also has a locking storage compartment, black rubber knee grips, a frame-mounted air pump, and a center stand.

Wire-spoke wheels with 18″ chrome steel rims wear older Metzeler and Continental tires. Suspension is provided by an Earles fork as well as preload-adjustable shocks mounted to the swingarm on the left and the final-drive housing on the right. Braking is handled by front and rear drums.

The chrome low-rise handlebar carries bar-end turn signals and fronts a 90-mph speedometer and a pair of indicator lights. There is a red high-beam indicator light on the upper-right side of the headlight bucket. The five-digit odometer shows 10k miles, 650 of which were ridden under current ownership.

The 247cc vertical single features a Bing carburetor and a solid-state regulator, and it was factory rated at 18 horsepower. The carburetor was rebuilt in 2026 and the petcock and fuel hose were replaced at that time. The battery was last replaced in 2024.