Special Episode at Scottie's Workshop! Custom BMW R51/3 | A Bike and a Beer Season 2 Ep6 

Hell yeah, brother. Just picked up a '93 R100GS. Not too many of us in our 20s and 30s riding these bikes (cost of entry and parts is extremely prohibitive unfortunately), so good to see some proper RU-vid representation of the classics. Also here's another shoutout to the Airheads Beemer Club, join if you ride!

What a spectacular sound! Never heard a boxer sound so good.

Good show, I like how you do the pairing with the beer and the motorcycles! Actually had one of those beers yesterday and it was pretty darn good...

He's lucky to have found a mentor like Joe. I'm always on the look out for vintage motorcycle guys in my area that I can learn from.

Another great episode love this era BMW’s

Excellent, big Airhead fan here, can’t wait for the GS episode.

That's the best sounding BMW I've ever heard.

Searched quite a bit to try to figure out what cameras Joe has in the photo 2:23. Cool that he also appreciated those.

Great episode again, thanks. That is a beauty, and even better that he rides the wheels off it. Sounds great too👍

Another great episode, Bill. Thank you!

BMW's baby ❤

Well I figured this could be a good opportunity to bust Scotties Chops and went to the Google machine for the fork comment. Well dammit, he was spot on! BMW was the first with the hydraulic dampened telescopic fork in 1935 . Fact check confirmed lol!🤣

cool bike

Fantastic episode. I wonder if the BMW factory has a favorite local beer the workers drink?

Sounds unbelievable. Wow bet that r

Vunderbar!

Not into the airheads but that one sounds sweet!

The pipes are the old school BMW fishtail models from the original R5 Roadster which the R18 is based on and now comes with.

Sehr schön..... But question....R69S Motor?????

Airheads!!!!!!!

My Uncle, Sylvester Boyachek

Chears big ears¡¡ no scottish accent , no chiriou , no irnbru!¡

your knowledge of kölsch beer and especially how to pronouce it properly seems to be limited ;-) greetings from germany