Fuel Injector Cover for K100 & K75

[detbmw]

I found a fuel injector cover for my K75S at EME Motoelectrics. They have one for the K75, and a longer one for the K100. The page states that it doesn't fit the K75S, but I had no issue putting it on.



K100:
https://www.euromotoelectrics.com/product-p/finjcoverk100.htm



K75:
https://www.euromotoelectrics.com/product-p/finjcoverk75.htm

 

[lee]

We had those on our K75T and K75S. I put them on just for the look.
Good to see someone still makes them.

 

[cycleman2]

When I converted my K100Rt to a naked bike I put one of these on the bike. I ended up taking it off as it heated up the gas in the gas tank, just about as much as the RT fairing did. So yes looked good but for me a no go.

 

[lee]

When I converted my K100Rt to a naked bike I put one of these on the bike. I ended up taking it off as it heated up the gas in the gas tank, just about as much as the RT fairing did. So yes looked good but for me a no go.

I thought warm gas tanks were common on the Brick bikes?

 

[pglaves]

The recirculating fuel and the airflow from the radiator under the tank did cause K100 tanks to get hot; even to the extent that fuel might boil. I suppose that shielding the 8 inch long fuel rail might contribute but I suspect not a lot. The tricks of the trade were to loop about 6 feet of fuel hose around the engine or even more back to the tail of the bike before returning the fuel to the pressure regulator and fuel tank. A more elegant solution was to use an oil cooler as a fuel cooler in the return line. And of course more reflective insulation of the bottom of the tank.