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Edna Valley Indeed!
You sure know your central coast views! I'm in Grover Beach...I get out to cruise the area every now and then. Not enough though. What do you ride...I'll keep an eye out for you.
looks like Edna Valley, looking east, to me... . . Haven't seen you on the street.... where do you hide that thing?
You sure know your central coast views! I'm in Grover Beach...I get out to cruise the area every now and then. Not enough though. What do you ride...I'll keep an eye out for you.
Very cool looking bike... Original owner??? Now thats impressive!
Hey guys, new here just got a MOA membership as an early Christmas gift.
Just picked up this guy in May, first bike on my own. 1977 R75/7
I have since removed the fairing and just finished a 15,000km tuneup taught by a local service shop specializing in BMW motorbikes. It runs great, just a shame with the dump of snow this weekend that winter is officially here in Calgary...
Just picked up this guy in May, first bike on my own. 1977 R75/7
I have since removed the fairing and just finished a 15,000km tuneup taught by a local service shop specializing in BMW motorbikes. It runs great, just a shame with the dump of snow this weekend that winter is officially here in Calgary...
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Thanks, oh I got rid of the fork brace as well since I took the big fairing off, gonna look for the chrome bars to go over. Came with Krauser bags and a cover as well as some other misc hardware. That was about all the PO had for the bike other than the ownership. Although I cannot confirm originality, the odo clock currently shows 25,xxx km (19,500 in May) on it, and it does run very nice just minor issues to address from what I've seen so far. Hoping it lasts a long time it's been a joy to ride and a real headturner!
ISAMEMON
Grammarian no, Rider yes
agree
if you have been riding a while wihtout it, then put it back on and enjoy the difference. It si a nice upgrade to the suspension
patiodadio
Motorcyclist
Yes, its a beauty !
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rsbeemer
1978 R100rs My new ride
Just bought this R100rs...the gold one a '78....I would like to have the blue one too;it's a '77rs....my '80 rs/euro mdl...burned two years ago..I had it for 30 years....tried a k75s and a r1150rs since then but it just was not the same. I'm a happy man again.
dwb
Just bought this R100rs...the gold one a '78....I would like to have the blue one too;it's a '77rs....my '80 rs/euro mdl...burned two years ago..I had it for 30 years....tried a k75s and a r1150rs since then but it just was not the same. I'm a happy man again.
dwb
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beemeruss
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Sibling Rivalry
rsbeemer,you certainly live up to your handle.An old riding buddy that I had known since childhood bequeathed me his(original owner, identical to yours)RS and what a joy it is!I even have the "mini RT" windshield as I was getting tired of near decapitation via the slipsteam-sacrilege!Mine is a slotted Parabellum-what brand is your tinted screen?Enjoy.Russ '78 R100RS,'78 R80/7,'76 R90/6(lawn sculpture)
rsbeemer,you certainly live up to your handle.An old riding buddy that I had known since childhood bequeathed me his(original owner, identical to yours)RS and what a joy it is!I even have the "mini RT" windshield as I was getting tired of near decapitation via the slipsteam-sacrilege!Mine is a slotted Parabellum-what brand is your tinted screen?Enjoy.Russ '78 R100RS,'78 R80/7,'76 R90/6(lawn sculpture)
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Beemerphan
cobra2472@yahoo.com
New member
I'm going to post a thread in the technical section so that your issues with the bike can be addressed there. Good luck!
See this thread: http://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthread.php?p=733749
See this thread: http://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthread.php?p=733749
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protomike64
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txedomoon
New member
Happy New Year!
My 76 R90/6 -- summer of 2011.
Looking forward to my new membership and to the offering the road will bring in 2012.
Taken along North Dakota Highway 66, south of Langdon North Dakota -- near one of the state's largest wind farms. And far in the background relics of the Cold War - an ICBM launch site, the Stanley R. Mickelson Safegaurd Complex.
My 76 R90/6 -- summer of 2011.
Looking forward to my new membership and to the offering the road will bring in 2012.
Taken along North Dakota Highway 66, south of Langdon North Dakota -- near one of the state's largest wind farms. And far in the background relics of the Cold War - an ICBM launch site, the Stanley R. Mickelson Safegaurd Complex.
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