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What intro would be complete without pictures?
- Darryl.Richman
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1975 R60/6
I bought a 12000 miles 1975 R60/6
It is all original and has not been used since 94.
Last ovner left it after it had problem with shifting.
It runs now but If I don't keep the clutch in ti makes a huge noise.
Any opinion is appreciated.
Thank you
tash
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What intro would be complete without pictures?
Now, if you have more than just a little rattle, then maybe there's more going on and it deserves a look.
Kurt in S.A.
'78 R100/7 '69 R69S '52 R25/2
Fast. Neat. Average. Friendly. Good. Good.
What intro would be complete without pictures?
Pat
What intro would be complete without pictures?
That's me on my R80ST, with me pa on his R1100S at Panorama, on 211.
That's me at work
Deal's Gap, on a borrowed bike.
And my main squeeze right now. '71 R60/5, 43k on the clock, bought it in june with 38k and have been riding it for just about everything since. even *gasp*—in the rain
more:
I'm a young'in, I work for a well-known BMW dealer in VA, and I have a thing for BMW's. I was raised around them and I haven't ridden anything but. I went to the American Motorcycle Instutute in Daytona Beach, FL, where I received an AMI certification, a BMW factory certification, and a Ducati factory certification. The R80ST in the first picture was a hand-me-down, originally belonged to my father, who bought it new. He used it to train couriers in Washington DC, where it racked up its first 120,000 miles—obviously mostly city miles. I managed another 20,000. Now it's in peices, awaiting a crankshaft re-grind and slight restoration, while I ride the /5.
so, again, howdy.