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Custom 1983 BMW R100RT Cafe Racer

One of the things we love about attending motorcycle shows like Fuel Cleveland are the characters you meet. Steve “Brew” Garn of Brew Bikes is one of those characters, and we love to see what custom motorcycles he has in the works. This year, Brew brought along a custom BMW R100RT cafe racer that definitely stood out. Its our Ride of the Week!

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