1970 BMW 750 - Vintage Motorcycle Ad

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1970 BMW 750 - Vintage Motorcycle Ad
Original, vintage magazine advertisement.
Page Size: Approx. 8" x 11" (21 cm x 28 cm)
Condition: Good
Introducing the
rugged individualist.
BMW off the road?
Like the dude in the western
movies that walks into a saloon and
orders sarsaparilla, you should feel
it’s out of place.
Except you know in the next
scene the dude will outdraw the fast-
est gun in town.
And you’ve got a funny feeling
that BMW wouldn’t be fooling
around in that field unless it was
rugged enough to take care of itself.
It is.
In fact, a BMW 750 just won a
Gold Medal in the ISDT—the most
grueling trial in the world.
Which may surprise you, if you
haven’t ridden one of the new 500,
600 or 750 cc machines.
They’re built for sport. With more
power. Lighter frames, long-stroke
forks, solid one-piece drive shafts,
and sturdy Bosch electrical systems.
But the most important thing is
the way they handle. You can lean
into a high-speed turn, thread your
Bavarian Motor Works
way through a squadron of four-
wheeled maniacs or dodge chuck-
holes in the rough with incredible
ease.
There’s no other machine like it.
So when you’re ready to hit the trail,
walk into your motorcycle dealer’s
and order a BMW. Nobody will
laugh.
See your nearest authorized BMW dealer, or
write: East: Butler & Smith, Inc., Norwood,
N. J. 07648. West: Flanders Company, Pasa-
dena, California 91101. Canada: BMW Motor-
cycle Distributors, Toronto 12, Ontario.
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