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MOTOBRICK MARKETPLACE => NM ~ Not Mine - Just Compeled To Post It Up => Topic started by: volador on March 31, 2020, 08:54:22 AM
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Good looking low mileage
no dueling banjo fitting
ball jar with sour mash required
Good Day
(https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/IPcAAOSwFRxego7y/s-l1600.jpg)
eBay twang twang (https://www.ebay.com/itm/1989-BMW-K-Series/193403528378?hash=item2d07bfa4ba:g:UqAAAOSw2lRegnqw)
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greetings...
100 miles since 1992... a moto only sisyphus would embrace...
j o
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fuel gauge doesn't work....probably because there isn't one...
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The guy rode it 100 miles on 30 year old tires. He's lucky he's still in one piece.
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The guy rode it 100 miles on 30 year old tires. He's lucky he's still in one piece.
He debunk that myth
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Those old tires hold up just fine until you've warmed them up and take that 30 mph turn at 65. :johnny
That's one myth I do not want to be the one to attempt to debunk!!
But it's a lovely looking bike. Even though I am partial to my full fairing, heated grips, functioning fuel gauge and ABS (which that one appears not to have)
BTW Volador -- I'm blocked from crossing the border to MN so have not yet seen the spliines :( Maybe I can sneak across on my Enduro - the river is still ice covered in places.
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The Carrera GT Paul Walker died in had old tires on it, contributing to his fatal accident. I once bought a used but good Michelin for my TR Spitfire to use as a spare. After mounting I inflated it to 32psi and watched a bubble in the sidewall expand to grapefruit size then blow up like a hand grenade. Old tires are great for trailer and garage queens, not so much for daily riders.