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Wacky BMW in Hillclimb Success
Two-wheel-drive is not for productionBMW recently tackled the European hillclimb champs on a wild-looking two-wheel-drive creation and scored a very respectable fourth place in the process.
The machine uses an F 800 engine and hydraulics to transfer power to the front.
Before you get your hopes up, the company says it has no intention of pursuing a production version.
BMW takes up the story:
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Written byGuy Allen
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