The BMW Bikes Generation 2007.

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Munich. Baden forestry official Baron Karl von Drais could certainly never have dreamt it. When he invented the "Draisine" bicycle in 1817, he had no idea that his means of propulsion would progress to become the most commonly-built machine in the world. Around a billion bicycles a year are produced worldwide, whereas only half that number of cars is manufactured. But from the wooden bike to the high-tech machines we have today, it's been a long journey.

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The wheels of time.
From wooden bikes to high-tech machines /
the new generation of BMW bikes.

Sporty driving machine on two wheels.
The BMW Mountainbike Cross Country.

For demanding bikers.
The BMW Mountain Bike Enduro Special Edition.

Unbridled passion.
The BMW Mountainbike Enduro.

Take a seat and feel good.
The BMW Cruise Bike.

Superb in the saddle.
The BMW Touringbike.

Exciting ride for little cyclists.
The new BMW Cruise Bike Junior.

Sheer Riding Pleasure. From the very beginning.
The BMW Kidsbike enables children to enjoy a bicycle without stabilisers.

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BMW Lifestyle Collection. BMW Cruisebike 2007. Pearl White (03/2007)

BMW Lifestyle Collection. BMW Mountainbike Cross Country 2007. Silver (03/2007)

BMW Lifestyle Collection. BMW Mountainbike Enduro 2007. Special Edition/Phoenix Yellow (03/2007)