BMW R62

The BMW R62 was a motorcycle model produced by BMW from 1928 to 1931. It was one of the first models to feature BMW's then-new four-cylinder boxer engine, which was very advanced for its time. The R62 featured a 748 cc engine producing approximately 26 hp, giving it a top speed of around 120 km/h.

The BMW R62 was known for its solid build quality and innovative technology, including the BMW-developed boxer engine, which was valued for its smoothness and reliability. The motorcycle was equipped with a two-speed transmission and featured a spring-strut fork on the front axle, which offered improved ride comfort for the time.

The R62's design was typical of the late 1920s: a robust frame, an elegant appearance, and high-quality materials. The R62 was an important model in BMW's early history and contributed to establishing the brand as a manufacturer of high-quality motorcycles. Today, the R62 is considered a sought-after collector's item and a part of BMW's legendary motorcycle history.