mbellantone
AirandOil In NJ
So, this is kind of a follow up to a previous post a couple of months ago where I wanted to convert my 1984 R80RT to something a little more manageable in the bulk department. I wanted to remove my full fairing and replace it with something smaller.
http://www.grouseguitars.com.au/bmw/index.htm
The link above goes to a site owned by Neil Rote an Australian gent who restores vintage guitars and amps. I didn't think he'd mind me posting his site as I got the link from a "vintage bike a day program" that emails me a different bike every day. That being said, Neil's '77 R100/7 is EXACTLY what i'm looking for. Well, what's in the pictures is what I'm looking for. I'm not sure why it's not designated an "S" but I know the tail is not in form for an "S". Isn't it gorgeous?
I have been trying to look for someone in my area, (Bergen County, NJ) who owns an "S" that I can take a look at in person, take notes and copious pictures to help me along with the project. That didn't turn out well... so now I'm reaching out to the MOA family to see if someone can take some, (many) clear, upclose shots that I can use to help me along with my project. Even better if it were someone who made the conversion from an RT.
I even have an ftp site that the pics can be directly uploaded to should someone be so kind.
thanks guys.
Michael
http://www.grouseguitars.com.au/bmw/index.htm
The link above goes to a site owned by Neil Rote an Australian gent who restores vintage guitars and amps. I didn't think he'd mind me posting his site as I got the link from a "vintage bike a day program" that emails me a different bike every day. That being said, Neil's '77 R100/7 is EXACTLY what i'm looking for. Well, what's in the pictures is what I'm looking for. I'm not sure why it's not designated an "S" but I know the tail is not in form for an "S". Isn't it gorgeous?
I have been trying to look for someone in my area, (Bergen County, NJ) who owns an "S" that I can take a look at in person, take notes and copious pictures to help me along with the project. That didn't turn out well... so now I'm reaching out to the MOA family to see if someone can take some, (many) clear, upclose shots that I can use to help me along with my project. Even better if it were someone who made the conversion from an RT.
I even have an ftp site that the pics can be directly uploaded to should someone be so kind.
thanks guys.
Michael