Designer: BMW design team + Designworks
Maker: BMW [ Germany ]
Year: 2001 - 2004
Size: L 851 x H 160 x W 279
Condition Report: Excellent condition. Never ridden, wheels are immaculate. Some light wear to board and trucks with age from moving and storage. Spare grip tape and original carry case included.
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The BMW StreetCarver is not just a skateboard, a design icon born from BMW’s German engineering and lifestyle design division. Produced only from 2001 to 2004, the StreetCarver borrowed suspension concepts directly from the BMW 5 Series, paired with a snowboard-style wood and fiberglass deck. The result is a carving experience that tilts and leans through turns unlike any traditional longboard, capturing the feel of surfing or snowboarding on asphalt.
This example is especially rare. Unused and complete with the original BMW carry bag [an accessory seldom seen on the market] as well as spare grip tape. With its oversized 110 mm cambered wheels and precision steering system, the StreetCarver was celebrated with international design awards and even named one of Time Magazine’s Best Inventions of 2001. Every detail, from the progressive kinematics to the grip-taped deck, reflects BMW’s dedication to form, function, and innovation.
Made in Germany, the StreetCarver has long been sought after by collectors and design enthusiasts alike. More than a board, it represents a short but groundbreaking era where automotive engineering met board sport culture. In unused condition with its original bag, this piece stands as both a rideable work of engineering art and a museum-worthy collectible.
Designer: BMW design team + Designworks
Maker: BMW [ Germany ]
Year: 2001 - 2004
Size: L 851 x H 160 x W 279
Condition Report: Excellent condition. Never ridden, wheels are immaculate. Some light wear to board and trucks with age from moving and storage. Spare grip tape and original carry case included.
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The BMW StreetCarver is not just a skateboard, a design icon born from BMW’s German engineering and lifestyle design division. Produced only from 2001 to 2004, the StreetCarver borrowed suspension concepts directly from the BMW 5 Series, paired with a snowboard-style wood and fiberglass deck. The result is a carving experience that tilts and leans through turns unlike any traditional longboard, capturing the feel of surfing or snowboarding on asphalt.
This example is especially rare. Unused and complete with the original BMW carry bag [an accessory seldom seen on the market] as well as spare grip tape. With its oversized 110 mm cambered wheels and precision steering system, the StreetCarver was celebrated with international design awards and even named one of Time Magazine’s Best Inventions of 2001. Every detail, from the progressive kinematics to the grip-taped deck, reflects BMW’s dedication to form, function, and innovation.
Made in Germany, the StreetCarver has long been sought after by collectors and design enthusiasts alike. More than a board, it represents a short but groundbreaking era where automotive engineering met board sport culture. In unused condition with its original bag, this piece stands as both a rideable work of engineering art and a museum-worthy collectible.
