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BMW 980 Bol D'or
BMW officially withdrew from world championship speed racing in 1964, but the German company returned to that field—first semiofficially and then officially—some years ago. Meanwhile the company stuck with the system of the two-cylinder opposed-piston engine with universal transmission. BMW went back into competition with its bigger series-derived motorcycles for endurance racing—the formidable twenty-four-hour Coupe d'Endurance races. BMW, a company that had become famous for its extremely sturdy
engine, found that it could not break its commitment to racing, especially at a
time when motorcycle fans were taking the BMW to their hearts. Motorcycle: BMW 980 Bol d'Or Manufacturer: BMW, Munich Type:
Coupe d'Endurance Year: 1975
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