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Title: BMW general interest
Post by: DRxBMW on August 28, 2013, 03:57:32 PM
The 30th Anniversary of the “K” Bike, 1983–2013
By Shahram Shiva, BMW Owners News

In 1983 BMW launched a groundbreaking new line of water-cooled, four-cylinder motorcycles called simply the “K.” Prior to that time, the only engine being offered by BMW was the venerable Boxer.

http://bmwmoa.org/News/GeneralInterest/ArtMID/3167/ArticleID/326/The-30th-Anniversary-of-the- (http://bmwmoa.org/News/GeneralInterest/ArtMID/3167/ArticleID/326/The-30th-Anniversary-of-the-)“K”-Bike-1983–2013.aspx
The 30th Anniversary of the “K” Bike, 1983–2013
bmwmoa.org
In 1983 BMW launched a groundbreaking new line of water-cooled, four-cylinder motorcycles called simply the “K.” Prior to that time, the only engine being offered by BMW was the
Title: Re: BMW general interest
Post by: WayneDW on August 28, 2013, 08:38:06 PM
Thanks for that link.  An interesting read.
Title: Re: BMW general interest
Post by: TaosBrick on August 29, 2013, 01:03:09 PM
"K bikes have been bringing smiles to many hardcore, committed riders for decades. The K75, for example, with its smooth, highly reliable, counter-balanced engine has run quite successfully in the Iron Butt Rally and has also been the choice of global adventurers."

- Roger That! :bmwsmile
Title: Re: BMW general interest
Post by: argent brick on September 25, 2013, 04:30:02 PM
As popular as the K75 is, you would think there would be more about it in the article.
Title: Re: BMW general interest
Post by: hartrepair on November 02, 2013, 10:21:28 AM
I saw one of these jewles in Mallorca Spain,Chrstmas 1983. I  almost fell down staring. Whats this from a maker of Twin Boxers and some singles?