BMW R35. Black version
The BMW R 35 was a touring motorcycle of the 350 cc class by the German motorcycle manufacturer BMW, which was built from 1937.
On February 20, 1937, BMW presented the R 35 to the public for the first time at the German Motor Show in Berlin.
With its pressed steel frame and single-cylinder engine, it was used as a medium-sized motorcycle by the Wehrmacht only as a solo machine.
The R 35 was designed as the successor to the BMW R 3, which was difficult to sell, and the BMW R 4, which had been built since 1931. The engine housing was taken from the R 4, the cylinder head corresponded to that of the R 3. BMW used a pressed steel double loop frame without rear wheel suspension for the last time, the telescopic fork on the front wheel did not have hydraulic damping.
Made in Germany in 1938
Engine: 1 cylinder
Power: 14 HP
Max. speed: 80 km/h
Weight: 162 kg
