Who says adults get to have all the fun? Dutch designer Roel Van Heuer took his love for Beemers and made a K75 cafe racer-style balance bike for a friend’s son. The special client had his own Van Heuer made custom BMW moto, so it only made sense to have father and son “ride” together. The little bike is hand-crafted from stainless steel tubing with a 3D-printed BMW faux tank nestled between the top and down tubes. It also comes with an adjustable Velo mini single seat, chunky Kenda tires on black 6 double-spoked wheels, and a yellow glass headlight with an LED flashlight to illuminate the darkness. This kid might never want to learn how to pedal something bigger.
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