For those who followed my epic introduction to BMWs report, I thought it was time to follow up. I just got back from a ride, and besides the 110 degree temps and smoke filled air, the ride went without a hitch. It seems to run better each time I ride it. Other than a little oil smoke on start up after sitting on the side stand, everything works like it did 110K miles ago. Apparently, these bikes are hard to kill.
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Happy to report "Sudden Loss of Compression BMW still running great
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roger 04 rt
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Good to hear, what a story. For those new to it, here's the problem: https://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthrea...er-cylinder!&p=1091898&viewfull=1#post1091898.
Thanks
Thanks for posting the link that shows the photo of the missing/broken parts, it's a long read to get to that point.
My son in law was most impressed with the adjustable windshield and removable luggage, like magic. Now that I'm a BMW expert (Ha!) I can
impress the natives. These are really nice machines.
Thanks for posting the link that shows the photo of the missing/broken parts, it's a long read to get to that point.
My son in law was most impressed with the adjustable windshield and removable luggage, like magic. Now that I'm a BMW expert (Ha!) I can
impress the natives. These are really nice machines.
