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I have a copy I could part with. Write offline if interested. Doug Sent: Saturday, March 27, 2021 3:04 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [R90SWORLDNET] Ian Falloon's book R90S Interested in

The 16mm tach and 18mm speedo hex nuts - are they intended to be placed on the instrument stems before attaching the respective cables, then wound down against the top of the cable's threaded

Interested in obtaining or at least reading this book but its proven very hard to find. Suggestions appreciated.

Sri, I have an original R90/6 seat pan in very good condition and the original factory molded foam rubber that's in useable condition. If you're interested feel free to contact me offline at

I'm going to go with the option that will allow me to ride soon. My mechanic is also a welder and he's going to make the existing seat pan work maybe for another 5 years! Thank you all for your input.

Would anyone know if the Corbin seat pan for the R90S will work with the foam made for the stock seat? I've got an old Corbin seat that I'm hoping will work. It is made of some kind of hard plastic.

Thanks Bob. It would have worked just fine if they would ship to Canada. Probably why I didn't see it when I checked ebay. It definitely is in better shape than mine.

I believe you can buy a poly-somethingorother seat pan which will never rust out. Contact Sargent in Florida and see what they tell you about your dilemma.? I've had them re-foam and cover my seats

Siebenrock sells the 90S seat pan, take a look here: Seat pan S | | | | €298.00 | | | | | | | Seat pan S Produced from high quality materials using the latest production techniques. This is a

Sri Just saw this on ebay¡­might be an option for you. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Stock-Twin-shock-seat-airhead-BMW-RT-RS-CS-R-74-84/174699650087?epid=1824742639

FYI- A R69S is a /2 of the 1960s and will not fit a R90S of the 1970s Bob Alexander Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2021 4:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [R90SWORLDNET] R90S seat pan By

By coincidence a fellow in Albuquerque just wrote that he has a seat pan, free to a good home except for shipping cost. But it¡¯s from an R69S and not in great shape. I have no idea if it would fit.

Hi all, I was intending to replace the seat foam and cover on my seat and had a rude surprise with the condition of the seat pan. The repair would probably cost enough that I should consider a whole

I made mine out of a bit of steel rod. Much easier to bend and just filed the ends square.

Solid steel so there is space to drill and tap the ends for the attachment bolts. Then real good paint. Mac Kirkpatrick Glenmoore, PA "After all, what is adventure, but inconvenience, properly

Nice bracket ...and plate :-)

Thanks Mac. The pictures make it not look to difficult. Is it made of rod or tubing? Aluminum or steel? Jerry Hale

I love those security bolts on your license plate! Very slick. ?