Diamond Atelier Mark II Evo

Munich´s expert motorcycle customizer Diamond Atelier has recently launched a new series with a timeless shape that will please Cafe Racer enthusiasts. They have just introduced their newest member to the Diamond Atelier family - the Mark II Evo. The beautiful bike is based on a BMW R100R Paralever instead of the R80RT Monolever basis they used on the forerunner series. Alongside other refinements, the Evo now features a 1000cc boxer engine that delivers more power and better torque, and now includes a state of the art tech package with smartphone connectivity features and modern RFID technology, making a physical key redundant. And as always there is a number of new and interesting customizing options the customers can choose from.

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