Vintage BMW Motorcycle Owners

He is a very nice person and knows his stuff, including our BMW's! So, if he offers those, then I am sure they will work. My 6V R69S has no bar-end lights, but all my bulbs are his LED's and they work perfectly since I bought them about 5 years ago. (And what a bright headlight!)
Best regards,
Frank

Already very informative and handy as it stands now!
Thanks for all the efforts
Frank

Hi Brett,
I suppose you also found out that the logo is from Hitachi?
Best regards,
Frank

Terrible situation there, and feeling so sorry for business owners being hit, and of course for all people losing homes, valuables etc. I hope Twocams that your in-laws will get the help they need.
Frank

Nice conversion of the site! So far eveything worked for me, all the old posts are there, profile OK, etc.
I will explore further and keep you informed if I find anything unusual.

Congratulations and thanks,
Frank

Hi Kurt and all, I have some info that can go in the Vin database that you maintain on this site. My R69S has the number 663712 on the 3 places (engine, frame and tag). BMW Germany told me it was manufactured on August 25th 1967 and delivered to "the BMW importer X" in Dakar (Senegal} on O...

OK, I've had my 69S three days now and I'm starting to find all sorts of fun stuff. I noticed that my throttle does does not snap back when I release it. I took the twist grip off and noticed that there is a bit of spring steel riveted to the outboard end of the throttle sleeve that grabs the end of...

Jeff Dean has a page dedicated to red BMW's:

http://bmwdean.com/boxers-red.htm

There you will find exactly what is supposed to be red and what should remain black.

Good luck with the transformation!
Frank

Yes, correct! GR stands for Grau, = grey; and GE stands for Gelb = yellow.

Anything else you need to be translated (or checked), just let me know, glad to help.
Great project your are achieving there!

Best regards,
Frank

Hi Terry0,
Nice bag indeed! Apparently now on sale for $ 320 on the Motonit website.
Best regards,
Frank