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Title: K75 & K100 - which are similar parts
Post by: Oma Aika on April 07, 2016, 12:56:14 PM

My friends K100RS burned.   :yow
I think I could help him buying parts that fit for my K75. His bike had just 90 000 kms behind (55 000 miles).
Which parts fit for K75? Like shaft and the thing (I don't what it is in English...) after it? Wheels, fork, ecu and other electronics, speedo,...?

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Title: Re: K75 & K100 - which are similar parts
Post by: rbm on April 07, 2016, 01:02:08 PM

Go to RealOEM http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/select

Select the model of K100RS which got damaged and then select the parts which need replacing from the appropriate diagram(s). When you click on the part in the detailed list, it will go to a page that lists all the BMW models which share the same part.  Look for K75 in that list.

Title: Re: K75 & K100 - which are similar parts
Post by: Oma Aika on April 07, 2016, 01:39:59 PM

Thanks! I'm trying... not just quite sure of anything. Like that the shaft might be similar but Rear-axle-drive not. Obviously I don't understand enough of the technology...

Title: Re: K75 & K100 - which are similar parts
Post by: TimTyler on April 07, 2016, 08:48:17 PM

That looks like a lot of fire damage. I wouldn't trust any part with plastic or rubber parts.

Unless there's an ABS mismatch, I'd say buy the wheels. Having an extra set of wheels is nice because you can get fresh tires mounted and ready to install without losing riding time.

His rear turn signals might be nice in case you drop you bike. Maybe the rear brake caliper.