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r75/5 carb rebuild kits
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BeemerBoy
Good info here- hope this link works.
https://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthread.php?90833-Carb-Rebuild
I recently bought a kit from Bing for my '71 R75/5.
Where's the tech day?
https://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthread.php?90833-Carb-Rebuild
I recently bought a kit from Bing for my '71 R75/5.
Where's the tech day?
carb rebuild kit
The Airhead tech day is in stow mass on Jan 6. I have 4 air heads and I am retired now so I want to learn to service these bikes. I will give Rusty a call at MAX or go to Bing unless anyone has a better idea.
Thanks
Brian
9842
The Airhead tech day is in stow mass on Jan 6. I have 4 air heads and I am retired now so I want to learn to service these bikes. I will give Rusty a call at MAX or go to Bing unless anyone has a better idea.
Thanks
Brian
9842
52184
GTRider
Bing carburetor parts are less expensive from BMW than from Bing... and a call to any number of Airhead-friendly shops like Rubber Chicken Racing Garage, Max BMW, or Bob’s BMW would net some assistance in getting the correct parts.
Best,
DG
