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Frank, I am sorry to here, I wish I could help you but I live to far away! All the best and luck!!! Anthony The Netherlands

Bruce, In the Netherlands f 10.000,00 guilders! Abou $ 4000,00. Anthony

that price may be too high, i recently picked up a 76 black and smoke, excelent condition with 36k for 6,000

Hello. Can anyone tell me what the MSRP pricing was for a new 1975 R90S was? I have located an all original '75 with 31,000 miles and in excellent condition for $6,900. Thank you for your time and

Frank, That's it, rub it in... my thoughts are turning to scrounging up a set of heatable grips because I can't bear the thought of moth-balling the ess for 4 months. Kirk, Paris

Hi Bruce I looked at my certificate of title from Ohio and i payed $3597.50 +143.00 tax in January 1975.and i still have my R90S with 90,000 miles on it . In my opinion the asking price is a little

It is not easy to write the following: In May 2, 1994 I started the BMW R90S International Register. I was extremely pleased to see it grow in numbers. I was estatic when through word of mouth I

As Kirk said the TT Silver Smoke R90s by Tamiya has been reissued as someone else had the link at hobbylink in Japan, for about $65 US. It is 1/6 scale and is beautiful. BUT you have to paint and

greeting from the old world... The Nov. issue of the French "old bike mag" MOTO LEGENDE reports that Tamiya has reissued several out of production model kits including the R75/5 and R90/S. There is

Rick, I wonder if it has the same gear ratios? Anyway, it has all the finese if an International Harvester. Kirk

Hello everybody, What a silence in the newsbox? Is everybody still a live and ki... (are you all counting vot....) Anthony

Hey Mac, Some how I got knocked out of the group. Would you please get me back on. Thank You Evan Henderson

Ron, you have to be a member of the club to receive the newsletter. Here's the link on our web site to the membership application. Would love to have you aboard. Rick

I think we all owe it to Ken for putting out a great newsletter. As newsletter editor for the local BMW club here in Detroit, (BMW Touring Club of Detroit), I can tell you that a lot of work goes into

In a message dated 11/14/2000 7:09:39 AM Mountain Standard Time, rgriffith@... writes: << http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/bmwr90s/Inter.htm >> Duh....thanks!

How does one get the newsletter? Have not seen it yet....Just a little behind the times.... Thanks. Ron Z Just a pushrod kind of guy in a double overhead cam world. If we are what we eat, I'm Quick,

Couple thoughts about the fall issue club newsletter which I thoroughly enjoyed. Thanks to everyone who contributed, especially Rick and Ken. Way to go, Ken, on taking first overall at the RA rally.

Josh: thanks. Best, Mac Kirkpatrick Glenmoore, PA USA

driver #14 is bob monheim. that is the bike i purchased from him at your house. we were trying to make it run that day with no luck. i got it home, fixed the throttle cables, and it runs like a top.

Ahh, don't feel bad Troy. Winter is a time of reflection. A chance to recharge the batteries, so to speak. 3 months to play in the garage, without intrusion from the wife. (its always too cold for