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2007 K1200R: Anyone know where the Engine Number is located?
Hello Purchased an out of state 2007 K1200R. CA requires inspecting the Engine #, but I havent been able to locate it. Any one know? -
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Who check info by VIN?
Hi, who try check dealer history (date with millage) by VIN ? -
Check VIN for Campaigns/Recall on BMW Database
I received a postcard today from BMW Motorrad which told me of a "campaign" which was still unresolved on my now-traded R1200RT. The postcard included a URL for checking the entire VIN or the last seven digits to see if a campaign or recall were open. Here is the URL... -
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VIN Vehicle Identification Number : 1975 R90S
Thanks in advance for the board's help. I recently took ownership (sight unseen) of a 1975 R90S/6 (daytona orange) that originated from out of state (outside of California). I purchased it from a reputable person and bike collector, the bike is basically original, none of the nicks/scratches...