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Bmw R90/6, anybody have expertise or experience? (Read 134 times)
Midnightrider
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Re: Bmw R90/6, anybody have expertise or experienc
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11/04/12 at 18:21:35
I restored a 1974 Moto Guzzi. Loved it. I think the Europrean bikes are easier to work on than the Asian bikes. The best "mod" I did to it was put a Dyna Electronic Ignition on it. All I had to do after the installation was barely bump the starter and it would fire right off, ran a lot better and got 3 more mpg. I've installed several more Dyna Ignitions on older bikes for other people and they all love em.
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Re: Bmw R90/6, anybody have expertise or experienc
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11/05/12 at 12:20:12
If money is no object, he wants a retro style cafe but doesn't know which side of a wrench to hold, tell him just to buy a Triumph Truxton and save all the agrivation and headaches from breaking down and having to wait for a motorcycle tow or roadside mechanic LoL
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11/07/12 at 04:48:26
I had a 100/7 in 1985. My plan was to use it as my daily driver but also for TDY USAF trips.
-- On a trip from Moody AFB Georgia to Grissom AFB Indiana, the input shaft on the transmission rounded off, stranding me with a vehicle that was completely, and very expensively, disabled. I was late to the conference. The General was not happy.
-- On a trip from Moody AFB to the Pentagon, the alternator died. The General was not happy.
I switched to a 1983 Suzuki GS850 and never missed a conference or Bike Week thereafter, and,... I don't use BMW motorcycles anymore.
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