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Need vin number information

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donmystic1

Donmystic1
Can anyone help with identifying vin number 4971227.

It appears to be a 1975 BMW R 90/6.

This bike has a lot of later years parts on it, so identification is a struggle..

The owner has had a stroke and is of no help with titles or registration information.

Thanks

Don
 
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