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Beginning April 1st, and running through April 30th, there is a new 2026 BMW MOA Election discussion area within The Club section of the forum. Within this forum area is a post that provides the ground rules for participating in the Election forum area. Also, the candidates statements are provided. Please read before joining the conversation, because the rules are very specific to maintain civility.
The Election forum is here: Election Forum
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1On my 83 R100RS, the left exhaust pipe is about 1/2inch higher up then the right. It is practically touching the luggage, which caused...
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MMy opinion is simply what works for me. By that I mean as a rider and a motorist. I look at other riders and take note of what catches...
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BBrowning reacted to SnoDrtRider's post in the thread I didn't know where this should go.... America The Beautiful Lifetime Senior Pass with
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Well it has been a while but we are headed to our local National Wildlife Area to see if we can get stickers for our bikes tomorrow. I... -
MIt is my observation that many bike movements caused by crosswinds are actually the result of wind on the rider's upper body being input...
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BBrowning reacted to omega man's post in the thread LBS Rig. A sidecar story of a build and where a sidecar adventure can take you. with Like.
In this installment of the MOA's Best of Forum series, we bring you an amazing story of how a sidecar is purchased, assembled and where...
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omega man reacted to Beemahdad's post in the thread 2008 R1200RT question on bleeding line at master cyclinder with Like.
So the zip tie advice worked like a charm. I parked in an area of work getting the most sun, put the cover on the bike to warm the bike... -
BBeemahdad replied to the thread 2008 R1200RT question on bleeding line at master cyclinder.So the zip tie advice worked like a charm. I parked in an area of work getting the most sun, put the cover on the bike to warm the bike...
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BBeemahdad replied to the thread 2008 R1200RT question on bleeding line at master cyclinder.
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PGlaves replied to the thread How is it in the wind?.It is my observation that many bike movements caused by crosswinds are actually the result of wind on the rider's upper body being input... -
MI currently have a 2000 R1100RS. It's a solid bike but I'm ready for something different. One reason, among several, is that I'm tired...
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Ffleabag replied to the thread Post a picture of your R18.Sorry, I never received a notification about your reply. It's by Utopia. https://utpr.com/collections/bmw
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skibum69 replied to the thread Home stretch for elections! Vote before it is too late..I need to read those statements. -
Geek, I used to do this only kind of backwards. Garage space was so limited I had to park my two bikes, nose to tail on their center... -
Zzagando reacted to omega man's post in the thread Broke off the right rear turn signal and am wondering cyanoacrylate or epoxy to glue it back on? It still flashes... with Like.
Not for nothing but- you may want to do a Google search for- “Super glue and baking soda vs epoxy”. OM
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Zzagando reacted to bigjohnsd's post in the thread Broke off the right rear turn signal and am wondering cyanoacrylate or epoxy to glue it back on? It still flashes... with Like.
EPOXY - Best Use: Heavy-duty, long-term bonds, metal, glass, structural repairs.