The BMW K100 is a classic sportbike, but it’s not exactly new. Modding one is certainly a challenge, but the K101 proves it can be done. Impuls made the mechanical and structural changes. and artist Fabian Gaterman added polygonal design to the mix. The bike was 3D scanned, and then Impuls created a set of polygons manually and rendered them onto the bike by hand. Custom parts like new forks and exhaust were added, as well as special disc turn signals from Motogadget, levers and footpegs ABM, and some beautiful red wheels to top it all off. The bike was handbuilt in Munich and stands as a stunning testament to vision and dedication in motorcycle modification.
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