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MOTOBRICK.COM => Welcome To Motobrick.Com => Topic started by: IndyBill on November 28, 2020, 08:12:56 AM
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Long time reader. First time poster. I purchased a 1992 K75 Standard from a friend's estate (long sad story). I had always lusted after the K75 when it was first introduced. With my riding partner's passing, I purchased this:
- to see if the lust was well placed
- to see if I could do long distance on it
- to have another BMW because I cannot get the blue and white Kool-aid out of my system (owned a R1150RT for a decade). Gotta love German engineering (my first car was a VW Beetle).
Bill
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(my first car was a VW Beetle).
Bill
Me too! Can't say it really enamored me to German engineering though, with a heater that tried to asphyxiate me and a woeful 6v ignition.
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Welcome, Bill! It looks like you've found an exercise regimen that keeps off the extra pounds. 112350
Post some photos of your Brick using the Attachments and other options feature. Size the at ~1MB or less. They won't show in Preview but will show at the bottom of your post when you post them. Ignore placeholder text.
Explore the site. A legion of idlers await your first query.
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Legions of idlers :laughing1:
The bike
(http://www.motobrick.com/gallery/3/7220-281120114909.jpeg)
Bill
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Please post photos of side profiles at seat height.
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Laitch asked, "Please post photos of side profiles at seat height."
I would, however I don't have any, and have already pulled the Corbin cover off and am gluing foam on, as an experiment. Best picture from the side is this one with the seat just sitting on the frame
(http://www.motobrick.com/gallery/3/7220-281120174101.jpeg)
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have already pulled the Corbin cover off and am gluing foam on, as an experiment. (http://www.motobrick.com/gallery/3/7220-281120174101.jpeg)
Welcome aboard, I rode the K75 today, and had 2 strangers start talking about BMW brick's, as we waited in line at UPS. One guy still has an LT, and the other rides an RT. Super cool way to pass the time.
If you still have the cover off, it's worth putting in some silicone for long ride days. It's easy to do, and the most time consuming part is scraping out the foam with a rasp. The pic is from the Harley I'm working on now.
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Welcome from a (just outside) Indianapolis K75 owner!