Madrid-based Cafe Racer Dreams churn out some highly interesting builds, and this 1984 BMW R100, CRD #58, is no exception.

Crafted in four months, the motorcycle was stripped off all superflous parts, thereby losing significant visual weight. The boxer engine is stock except for a K&N filter and a pair of stubby megaphone exhaust pipes.

Hagon shock absorbers work in tandem with forks from a 1994 BMW F650 GS, and are joined by Continental TKC 80 tyres and front Brembo brakes.

Similarly, the speedometer and control lights from Motogadget are accompanied by Renthal Ultra-Low handlebars, 1972 Puch Minicross fuel tank, custom-made solo seat with built-in LED taillight and, of course, BMW’s iconic motorsport colours.

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