Vintage BMW Motorcycle Owners

I will take Bourbon as second favorite.

Good news, St.

I am posting late in the thread sorry. Over the years of riding I have had similar failures. Sometimes the issue is a simple fix of just cleaning plugs and contacts.

Start with the simple stuff first, check the connections. St.

Scotch? LOL, sometimes the crimped on connectors are the first sign of "previous owner's disease" The wiring diagram is correct, White, Red, Yellow, black/gray. So the other is wrong, it is from the universal fit fairing. I will bet if you find the factory harness it might solve some of yo...

I just got done looking at the R90x website, very interesting stuff there. St.

Not to be a jerk or burst your bubble however, parts to do what you want to do may be difficult to find. I say this as you are not the only one who wants to go dual. The good news is there maybe parts out there from someone who switched from the ATE dual brakes to Brembo brakes. I did that swap on m...

I am not familiar with GS bikes however the other bikes sometime have the VIN number stamped on the right side steering head boss. St.

LOL, if the previous owner was in the headlight shell doing any "repairs" or modifications, it could well look like a bundle of jumping snakes. Everything is however pretty easy to figure out. BMW color coded everything so as long as your are dealing with factory wiring, everything has its...

I give the higher mark to Don, as a classic read. I haven't read the book series the Expanse show is based on. I liked the show, St.

You have the excellent bike for puttering on back roads with the added benefit of being able to carry a pack horse load for trips if you so desire.

Rocinante, is also the name of the space ship in the new Expanse series, lol. But yeah I knew about Don Quixote. LOL. St.

Solid color wires are usually non controlled, by this I mean no switches, relays, pure power. Color wires with stripes or dashes are controlled. Yes, the green/black wire is the power+ for the horn itself. It originates at the left side of the top fuse, goes to the stater relay pin #86. From there i...