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Title: FS 1994 BMW K75 ABS $2800 OBO---SOLD!!
Post by: RoundRockK75 on November 03, 2016, 05:53:14 PM: For sale is my 1994 BMW K75 with 8,713 original miles. We are the second owner. First owner had a motorcycle collection and it sat in a climate controlled room and was sold with a total of 500 miles on it. My dad made the purchase and then gave the bike to me. I simply do not ride the bike anymore and am looking to sell it. Everything works great on it and it just passed the safety inspection here in Texas. It has a throttle meister as observed in the picture. Bike was just washed in the pics, no leaks of any kind. $2800 OBO
Title: Re: FS 1994 BMW K75 ABS $2800 OBO
Post by: White Dog on November 03, 2016, 11:47:18 PM: What brand is the windshield? Looks as if it would knock plenty of wind off you.
Title: Re: FS 1994 BMW K75 ABS $2800 OBO
Post by: Chaos on November 04, 2016, 12:06:50 AM: Quote from: White Dog on November 03, 2016, 11:47:18 PM
What brand is the windshield? Looks as if it would knock plenty of wind off you.

That's the same one that came on the K75T, I think the T was a 1986-87 only model.
Title: Re: FS 1994 BMW K75 ABS $2800 OBO
Post by: F14CRAZY on November 04, 2016, 07:11:02 AM: Note that this is a low seat model...sought after by many
Title: Re: FS 1994 BMW K75 ABS $2800 OBO
Post by: K1300S on November 04, 2016, 10:36:38 AM: Are they really? There have been two low seat versions parked on local Craigs list for weeks at bargin prices. No takers.
Title: Re: FS 1994 BMW K75 ABS $2800 OBO
Post by: The Mighty Gryphon on November 05, 2016, 09:49:15 AM: IMO, the low seats look hideous. BMW could have done a much better trim job than that rubber thing draped over the rear of the tank.
Title: Re: FS 1994 BMW K75 ABS $2800 OBO
Post by: White Dog on November 05, 2016, 09:53:59 AM: I took an instant dislike to my low profile seat, as it reminded me of a cheap hotel--no ball room. So, I had foam added to raise the seating height a couple inches and had it recovered.

The R1100RT I recently bought had a Sargent aftermarket seat which solved the dippy shaped seat BMW seems to love.
Title: Re: FS 1994 BMW K75 ABS $2800 OBO
Post by: Elipten on November 05, 2016, 09:56:03 AM: You have to be real short for them to be useful, but other than a HD what other bike has seat height that low.

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Title: Re: FS 1994 BMW K75 ABS $2800 OBO
Post by: Motorhobo on November 10, 2016, 11:13:13 AM: Quote from: White Dog on November 05, 2016, 09:53:59 AM
I took an instant dislike to my low profile seat, as it reminded me of a cheap hotel--no ball room. So, I had foam added to raise the seating height a couple inches and had it recovered.

The R1100RT I recently bought had a Sargent aftermarket seat which solved the dippy shaped seat BMW seems to love.

I did the same. Easier to start low and pad high to get the extra butt cushion -- if you start high, then you're limited as to how much cushion and how much custom forming you can get before the seat is too high. I personally like the look of that black tank protector...but that's just me I guess.