After the apocalyptic steampunk BMW R9T, Moscow-based custom shop Zillers Garage and NMoto Studio unveiled a futuristic take on BMW’s R 18 cruiser, with a new exterior design and significant suspension modifications. Based on the latest BMW R 18 cruiser, the details are pretty impressive. The bike looks like it’s from a distant future, with body panels made of carbon fiber, wheels milled using a CNC machine, and several 3D-printed components.
The bike features a surprising modification, an air suspension system developed by Zillers, which lifts up off the ground when the bike is being ridden, and then lowers to rest on a set of pegs when parked.
The 1,802 cc two-cylinder boxer engine of the R 18 is still in the same place, but it changed its appearance with new covers, caps and mesh screens.
Limited to just 13 units worldwide, Zillers R18 starts at $44,900 and is available as a complete turnkey or as a kit for self-assembly.
Any takers? You can place your order now on their website.
