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Something interesting is coming .. 163
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Something interesting is coming .. 163
This is my first post and i'm not sure how active this forum is. But I figure I might start with something interesting to wet a few appetite.
... The subject is the clue.
Glacial
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Anyone know what this is...
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That would appear to be Reg
"I used to ground the heads a lot but the handling was OK with some suspension changes. If you hit something down on another bike it would pick up the front end and usually throw you away. A lot of times the BMW gave warning signs of lifting, then it would come back. I didn't fall off them a lot."
Reginald Charles Pridmore III
Amazing discovery!
I would have to think BMWNA
Excuse me for being skeptical but...
'94 MZ Skorpion Sport - '93 Ducati 888 - #46Tigcraft/Yam676 - Yam SRX-6
The picture shows a bolt on
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Udo Gietl is/was a visitor to
'78 R100/7 '69 R69S '52 R25/2
Fast. Neat. Average. Friendly. Good. Good.
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The seat in Ericandchi's
'78 R100/7 '69 R69S '52 R25/2
Fast. Neat. Average. Friendly. Good. Good.
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Pridmore's seat...
A quick search produced the following images - both from 1976... The first one appears to show Pridmore riding #163 with the original seat and cowl - this bike also featuring the stock ATE calipers on undrilled discs, while the bike in second pic has what looks like an improvised seat hump fitted, and the front end is carrying what appear to be Lockheed Scarab calipers on fabricated mounts with bigger, drilled discs. Why the bike in the original post seems to have retained the former parts would be an interesting thing to know, but doesn't necessarily imply it's other than #163, albeit comprised of parts from an earlier race-bike iteration.
Note also the twin shock rear end.
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