Sometimes the modified model deviates so much from the original motorcycle that it becomes practically unrecognizable. This is not the case when it comes to the BMW R80 Indira motorcycle from the Ton-Up workshop, which does not hide its roots, but has enough features to create its own identity. Namely, it has a new fuel tank, shorter front suspension, new seat, smaller handles, headlights, rear light and indicators, a new exhaust and a distinctive black and brown look. The clearly visible BMW engine still beats in it.
A modified motorcycle BMW R80 Indira it is true that it looks quite different from the original, but there are still so many "make-up" by mechanics and painters from workshops Tone-Up it couldn't hide that BMW blood was flowing through it. BMW engine namely, it remains highly visible, but even though it does not hide its heritage, it completely has it your identity. He put it on Firestone Delux tires and a bunch of other accessories that make it different from its own Bavarian brothers.
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