Vintage BMW Motorcycle Owners

I found it best to use the trip odometer for a fuel gauge.
200 miles time for a fill up. Those fuel lights were to unreliable on my bike.
That was an 85 k100rs

Sale's back on
https://www.bmwownersnews.com/2023/09/b ... torcycles/

I don't know if any of these will work.
I have a vetter and a windjammer, I think they are from /5 or /6 but I don't know.

Drives like a farm tractor :lol: I also acquired a 72 r75/5 with a steib TR500. I have no experience with sidecars. I have put about 5 miles on the r75 and it sure is different. "Like a farm tractor". This one has regular forks. Back to the r60 I believe the bike was originally black, I ha...

I haven't done much to it and don't have the time, space or talent to restore. I wish I did. motor still locked,
I am looking suggestions for what I should ask? This is something I know very little about. Thanks in advance.

What Kurt said
Except If the bike sits more than its ridden I wouldn't use ethanol fuels.
O-rings and rubber carb parts don't like the stuff.

I bought a complete setup from sails in the Netherlands
Froze it for 2 days
Heated the hub
Dropped in like butter
$250

a 2' piece of garden hose

srankin wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 02, 2023 10:53 am

a big long screwdriver works as well, LOL, St.

A piece of 2' garden hose works good too.
ear on one end, search for noise with the other end.

I made the wrong tool
I found the complete bearing stack all assembled, and installed in the bushing I mistakenly removed.