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New BMW owner

kyleewhitney

kyleewhitney

New member
Hello everyone! I am a new MOA member in Minnesota. I have been looking for a mid to late 90s GS for a while now and last weekend I finally found the one that's right for me. I am so excited! She has been sitting for the past 5 or 6 years in a climate controlled storage space so I need to start some maintenance which is something I look forward to. I remember when these were new, I was still in high school and I lusted for them back then. Anyway, happy to be here.

By the way, where do you guys get parts for these?


GS.jpg
 
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Welcome from the mountain west.

Generally parts are available from dealers where you find them. The anonymous book is a good reference for where they’re located. Prices don’t vary much from dealer to dealer. It helps to have part information including the correct part number. The attached website is one I use. If you know the year and model information you should be able to find the part number.
https://shop.maxbmw.com/fiche/DiagramsMain.aspx?vid=51752&rnd=09082020

Accessories are a different story but with the internet most items are searchable. Good luck and safe riding. If you get a chance to attend a rally or two, they’re a good source for info as well.
 
Welcome from Newfoundland. I typically buy parts from Bob's BMW but Max stocks a lot too. My buddy was just buying bits for his GS from Beemer Boneyard.
 
Welcome kyleewhitney! Thanks for providing a pic! Great looking bike. I have bought parts from MaxBMW, Beemer Boneyard and Euro MotoElectrics. How is the maintenance coming along?
 
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