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MOTOBRICK.COM => Welcome To Motobrick.Com => Topic started by: brickjockey on April 04, 2012, 10:19:07 PM
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Greetings from Boone, NC to all you aficionado's of German motorcycling. I'm a long time K-biker lover, but have only owned two of them, both K-75's. My 1st taste of 2-wheeled BMW's was a 1988 K-75 I got from a friend in 1997, restored it from wrecked & mangled condition (prev owner dropped it 4-5 times) to sweet mechanical but rough cosmetic condition. I rode it like I stole it for about 2 yrs, then promptly threw it and me into a bridge abutment & guardrail http://www.motobrick.com/Smileys/MB_Smiley/wow7-eyes.gif (http://www.motobrick.com/Smileys/MB_Smiley/wow7-eyes.gif) down in Georgia in 1999. Only 22 operations, a rt arm reattachment and a year in a wheelchair later, the urge to ride again was overwheming, so I bought my current 1993 K-75C in Dec. of 2011. Its a sweet ride, too, like that blonde I loved in high school, she was smooth and fast as well, just not near as pretty as my currrent love, 1993 Marrakesh-red triple brick ! http://www.motobrick.com/Smileys/MB_Smiley/drool.gif (http://www.motobrick.com/Smileys/MB_Smiley/drool.gif)
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Hey there, welcome to motobrick.com, brickjockey.
Try to take a little easier on this motobrick - and especially yourself. :mbird
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Welcome aboard, Brickjockey
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Greetings from Boone, NC to all you aficionado's of German motorcycling. I'm a long time K-biker lover, but have only owned two of them, both K-75's.
IMHO, the K 75 models were the best bike BMW ever built in spite of being a slowpoke to the K 100 & 1100 series.
Welcome to K fever madness _____________________.
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