Based on a range of treatments we’ve seen this year, BMW’s R 12 nineT might be the most custom-ready factory bike.
Germany’s Diamond Atelier muscled it up into an urban marauder while Japan’s 46Works minimalistically leaned into café racer vibes.

Enter renowned Taiwanese custom builder Winton Yeh’s Rough Crafts, which recently made headlines with a fantastic limited-edition spin on Royal Enfield’s Shotgun 650.
Presented with a custom-made safari-style vintage Porsche 911 as inspiration, Yeh turned the R 12 nineT into a street tracker that’s arguably even more jaw-dropping.
Boxers unite
Per the custom documenting kings at Bike Exif, this project was commissioned by Hong Kong-based streetwear label GrowthRing & Supply Co., which already had the 911 on hand.
Tapping into the Porsche’s boxer engine, Yeh decided BMW’s boxer was the perfect pairing for a bike officially dubbed the Rough Crafts x GRS BMW R 12 nineT.







