Highlights and general information

For sale is a BMW R100R mystic from 1991 in the color mystic red with black leather double seat.

Highlights:

• From 1st hand and accident-free in a very well-kept condition.
• This is a hand-built (by BMW Munich) and extremely limited BMW R100R mystic. This was intended as a prototype for the series. Only 50 of these were produced in total.
• Original condition throughout, even the windshield was fitted by BMW. Invoice is available.
• It was purchased as a new vehicle in May 1994 and has been deregistered since 2000. It has stood dry since then and has been treated with great care.
• In 1994, a case, including bracket, was also fitted at the BMW factory. Invoice for DM 1,214 is available.
• Original purchase invoice and deregistration certificate are available.
• Extensive documentation, with invoices and pictures. The original invoices & order, safety checks, service and TÜV reports are present and enclosed.
• The absolute highlight is an official letter from BMW confirming the originality and rarity of the R100R mystic offered here.
• Maintenance and service have been meticulously carried out, and these are also documented.
• It has been covered and clean in a dry garage for around 10 years.

General information about the vehicle

• Year of construction: August 1991
• First registration: Germany, 08.1994
• Location: 56459 Berzhahn Westerwald, Germany
• 1 owner (in possession since May 1994)
• Accident-free
• No TÜV
• Not roadworthy at the moment but can be made roadworthy with little effort.

Model history

As this motorcycle is an absolute rarity, we will tell you the history (from the seller's point of view) of this BMW R100R mystic in the following:

"I purchased the above-mentioned BMW R100R Mystic as a new vehicle from a BMW dealer on the Lower Rhine in 1994. The motorcycle was built in 1991 and had obviously spent the entire time unnoticed in the dealer's showroom. This vehicle is a machine that was designed by BMW Munich itself and commissioned in Munich in a limited edition of 50 units.

These motorcycles were hand-built in Munich and then sold by the dealership. Due to the obvious great interest, the Mystic series was finally launched by BMW Munich. There are external differences between the production vehicle and my machine, which can be seen in the attached pictures. It was also the only time that BMW Munich itself designed and produced a prototype and then launched a series. All subsequent models were produced without a prototype.

The facts

Exterior & interior:

• Color: Mystic Red
• Double seat in black leather.
• No repainting required

Engine and transmission:

• 2-cylinder engine with 59 hp
• Manual gearbox
• Last engine service 1998.

Mileage:

• 11,000 km (read off)
• Mileage can be traced.
• Service booklet kept up to 9,585 km.

Documentation:

• TÜV and service papers, vehicle documents, invoices, deregistration certificate, confirmation of originality.

Tires, brakes, body & underbody:

• Tires: n.a.
• Brakes: n.a.
• No rust present.
• Please take a look at the photo gallery and videos to get further impressions of the vehicle's condition.

Known defects

• Not roadworthy at the moment, has been in the garage for 10 years. It can be made ready to drive again with little effort.
• Please take a look at the photo gallery and videos for further impressions of the vehicle's condition.

Summary

All in all, a real collector's item is being offered for auction here. The BMW R100R mystic was purchased in 1994 from a BMW dealer in the Lower Rhine region and was only ridden a total of 11,000 km. The machine has now been in a dry garage for around 10 years and is covered with a motorcycle tarpaulin (from BMW). The BMW has extensive documentation - including invoices - so that the complete history can be easily traced. This limited edition was only produced 50 times. The first-hand BMW offered for auction here was hand-built in Munich at the time and served as a prototype for the series. Collectors and enthusiasts need to be quick, as this rarity is highly sought after and museums have already set their eyes on it.