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R100 Handlebars
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stevenrankin
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The R100RT handlebars are the highest widest bars with the exception of the GS bikes. The RS being the lowest narrowest followed by S and /7 bars. I don't believe there was a 78 RT in existence, I always thought the RT line started with the 79 Year bikes. I could be wrong?
I am not sure but you may have to change cables and switch harnesses? A look at Max's microfiche or a BMW parts fiche, comparing part numbers will help. Good luck, St.
The R100RT handlebars are the highest widest bars with the exception of the GS bikes. The RS being the lowest narrowest followed by S and /7 bars. I don't believe there was a 78 RT in existence, I always thought the RT line started with the 79 Year bikes. I could be wrong?
I am not sure but you may have to change cables and switch harnesses? A look at Max's microfiche or a BMW parts fiche, comparing part numbers will help. Good luck, St.
