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MOTOBRICK MARKETPLACE => FS WTB WTT ~ Bikes ~ Parts ~ Gear => Topic started by: propav8r on December 05, 2017, 09:56:07 AM
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Yes, I know, me and everybody else...
I'm looking for a good condition right lens for my K100RS. I did (shockingly) manage to track down an NOS left lens awhile back, but now I'm looking for a right to match. Doesn't need to be NOS, but it does need to be uncracked and have both the screw hole and retainer tab. P/N 46631453002
(http://www.natxobarral.com/imagenes-msort/46631453002.jpg)
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You may want to just give up on the BMW turn signals, and use after market turn signals and mirrors. I've seen a couple bikes on the net with them, and they look pretty good, actually more up to date looking than those huge pods attached to the side of the fairing.
These can be attached to the fairing where the mirror pods were with no modifications needed.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2X-Motorcycle-Universal-Triangle-Flush-Mount-Turn-Signal-Smoke-Amber-LED-Light/202075015108?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649
You could sell your left lens and buy signals and mirrors with the proceeds. Sell the mirrors and get a new rear tire.
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Nah, I want to stick with the original mirrors and indicators. It's become somewhat of my white whale now.
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I hear you. I want to keep my bikes as original as possible too.
It pisses me off that after my accident I saw a good pod laying on the ground as well as the mirror glass. The impact must have knocked them loose, and they landed in the grass of the median. The EMT's wouldn't let me get them, and the tow truck driver binned them along with taking all my tools(he did leave the empty tool roll, though).
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Hi, Sent a PM.
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Nah, I want to stick with the original mirrors and indicators. It's become somewhat of my white whale now.
I hear you. I want to keep my bikes as original as possible too.
There is an interesting compromise to be found in this recent k100-forum post (http://www.k100-forum.com/t13227-rs-mirror-pod#156256).
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Here's the whole assembly. Now that I posted it, you might want to move quickly.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1991-Bmw-K100rs-K100-RS-Right-Side-Rear-View-Mirror-OEM/253298673187?fits=Make%3ABMW%7CModel%3AK100RS&hash=item3af9c70623:g:xqcAAOSwUYNaKIQt&vxp=mtr
It's been there for a couple days now. I'm thinking of it as an investment if you don't grab it.
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Here's the whole assembly. Now that I posted it, you might want to move quickly.
And I thought K75s front blinkers were expensive! :eek: I think I'll keep hoarding them until all the cafe coverts regret their decision and the retro stock look is the new hot thing. :hehehe
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That price is actually pretty reasonable for what you are getting. I've seen the mirror glass go for up to 60 bucks and almost the same for the lens. This seller is including the mount, housing and free shipping.
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I think I'll keep hoarding them until all the cafe coverts regret their decision and the retro stock look is the new hot thing. :hehehe
Wake me up when we get there.
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Wake me up when we get there.
If you need to go to the bathroom, better do it now.
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Well, it didn't last long. Wonder if propav8r was able to grab it. I'm pretty sure he'll be waiting a while for the next one if he didn't.
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I completely missed this...
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With the advances in technology making it to everyday/household turf, could these type of parts be reproduced with 3D light scanning and 3D printing quite cheaply? Even if you have the RHS, scan it, flip it, and produce the LHS.
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With the advances in technology making it to everyday/household turf, could these type of parts be reproduced with 3D light scanning and 3D printing quite cheaply?
In previous discussions about this possibility, passing a DOT/MOT inspection might be a problem because the lens will have neither the light dispersing qualities nor the DOT/MOT approval symbol. Many states in the USA have no inspection at all so such a printed lens might work, but in the event of an accident, components might be scrutinized by insurance adjusters for compliance failure.
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The power of combined knowledge! Thanks for the comment. Never thought about compliance at that level.
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We have some rapid prototyping capabilities at work, but translucent plastics don't print well. I'm sure somebody, somewhere has production-quality translucent 3d printing capabilities, but then you get to draw up the lens, which would be a feat in itself to really get correct.
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The Fresnel angles of the lens are determined by the refractive index of the material used. Even the density of the material can affect the transmission of light in the desired pattern. I have seen molded lenses with the wrong density appear opaque to the transmission of light in the required pattern. Optical properties of plastic lenses can be difficult to control.
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The Fresnel angles of the lens are determined by the refractive index of the material used.
I'm going to slip Fresnel angles into the conversation at Sunday's Yankee Swap party. Thanks, Gryph.
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The women will surely swoon at your knowledge of the arcane...
...use with discretion.
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Throw in Schroedinger equations and you are set !!
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Found one. Thanks guys.
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We have some rapid prototyping capabilities at work, but translucent plastics don't print well. I'm sure somebody, somewhere has production-quality translucent 3d printing capabilities, but then you get to draw up the lens, which would be a feat in itself to really get correct.
Idea: Use a 3D printed replica as the model to create a mold.
Then you have an enormous set of materials you can use to cast the final product.
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I am still hunting for a left hand one if anyone has one available...
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I am still hunting for a left hand one if anyone has one available...
Just in case, was given this info while in Argentina:
http://autolent.com.ar/
These guys repair all sort of light units from the many cars that enter Argentina without service backup from the factory.
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Just in case, was given this info while in Argentina:
http://autolent.com.ar/ (http://autolent.com.ar/)
These guys repair all sort of light units from the many cars that enter Argentina without service backup from the factory.
ĦAy de mi! ĦLa tienda se fue!
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ĦAy de mi! ĦLa tienda se fue!
Try this one. Sorry about the confusion.
http://autolent.blogspot.com.ar
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If my turn signals were as simple as the K100RS and while you have two good ones I would be trying to do a casting of them. There are plenty of casting kits around and instructions on how to use them. :dunno :popcorm
Regards Martin.
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In case anyone's interested there are now two sources for these.
Member Burnetbulldog has some self-cast ones:
http://www.motobrick.com/index.php/topic,11000.msg95689.html#msg95689
And they're available now from Tills.de here:
https://www.tills.de/blinkerglas-rechts-k1-k100rs-16v-k1100rs-lichtscheibe-rechts-ersetzt-46631453002.html
https://www.tills.de/blinkerglas-rechts-k1-k100rs-16v-k1100rs-lichtscheibe-rechts-ersetzt-46631453002.html
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assuming the K100RS lens are the same as the K1100RS ones...
you can just call any bmw dealer and order them. about $30. i have bought several in last month or so from Bob's BMW.
they are available.
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Holy Mackerel!!! I just checked Max BMW and they're available again for both the K100RS and the K1100RS(same part numbers). Of course, the price has gone from $23 the last time they were available a couple years back to $30 today.