Die BMW R 61 ist ein von 1938 bis 1941 von BMW hergestelltes Motorrad mit Zweizylinder-Boxer-Viertaktmotor und Kardanantrieb. Sie war als Tourenmodell mit seitengesteuertem Motor das Schwestermodell der R 66, die als Sportmodell ausgelegt war. Auf der Automobilausstellung in Berlin präsentierte BMW am 18.

The R61 was the touring version with side-valve engine of the R66, the sportier version with overhead valves. In true BMW style, both powered by a twin-cylinder boxer engine with shaft final drive. The BMW R61 and R71 will become famous for their extreme reliability, so much so that they will be largely used by German troops during WWII.

2022年10月26日 · The 1938 BMW R61 model packed a 600cc air-cooled flat-twin engine with a power output of 18 hp available at 4.800 rpm. With a curb weight of 184 kg (405 lbs), the model had a top speed of 115 kph...

A 600cc sidevalve-engined tourer, the R6 was updated with BMW’s new plunger-suspended frame in 1938, becoming the R61. This early BMW is a very fine example of BMW´s side-valve bikes. Only 3.747 units have been produced and BMW offered this model for 1.420 RM.

2019年7月29日 · This 1939 BMW R61 is finished in black and powered by a numbers-matching 597cc opposed-twin paired with a 4-speed gearbox. The bike was reportedly brought to the US by a service member and was stored for many years …

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2017年1月26日 · Also notable as the first BMW motorcycle to have a four-speed gearbox, the R12 was superseded by the tubular-framed R6. A 600cc sidevalve-engined tourer, the R6 was then updated with BMW's new plunger-suspended frame in 1938, becoming the R61, as seen here.