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Barn Find 1990 K75S

atxbill

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Just bought this 1990 K75s with...wait for it...000841 miles on the odo. Was in storage for more than 2 decades. After much TLC (and new parts) at the hands of Cuznbob at Cuznbob's Hill Country Motorcycles in Austin, TX, she is running nearly like new. Super fun.

New updates:
- Michelin Pilot Activ Tires
- Fuel filter, pump, lines
- Oil filter
- Brake master cylinder
- Stainless Spiegler brake lines
- Brake switch
- Combi switch
- Battery
- Fork lube/oils
- Spline lube
- Headlight bulb (H7 LED)
- Bar risers

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I was never a big K fan but, that is a beautiful bike.
I suppose now you will tell us you got it for $900?
Best of luck with it.
 
I was never a big K fan but, that is a beautiful bike.
I suppose now you will tell us you got it for $900?
Best of luck with it.

Try $750. :)
Thanks. Years ago I had an R1100RT and loved it. Big for around-town riding. This seems to be a nice middle-of-the-roader. Easy around town, in traffic but also comfortable for touring. Easy shifting and a wide range on the tach. You can flog it or rev it and the little triple seems to absorb it all without hesitation.
 
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