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So the DO fender has a different part number than the SS fender?
On Tue, Feb 9, 2021, 12:27 PM rah1963_2002 < rahnz@...> wrote:
Hi Dennis
No rush. I totally understand not wanting to drive in crappy weather!
The number is cast into the underside of the fender right where the metal mount goes. If you have one and can spare it, that would be great.
Richard.
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021, 11:25:21 a.m. EST, Dennis O'Dell via <denniscodell= [email protected]> wrote:
Hi Richard,The fender is up in the rafters of the workshop, so I’ll need to go dig it out. Bear with me. It might be a couple of days before that happens. We’re having a lovely bit of crapy winter weather with heavy snow. My workshop is 25 km away, so I might wait for the roads to get better.?
Regarding the part number. I know the DO paint fender ends with 933 (46 61 1234933), but I’m a little confused, as I’ve never looked before… is it actually cast into the fender, or is the number stamped into the fender?
Regarding the price, let me dig it out and confirm it’s what you want first.
Mit freundlichen Grü?en /?Best Regards, Dennis C. O'Dell Hochstrasse 19 90429 Nürnberg Germany denniscodell@...Mobile: +49 175 855 6663 Home: +49 911 277 45370 Skype: diggertfu Blog:? "Smart people learn from?everything and everyone,?average people from their?experiences, stupid people?already have all the?answers."— Probably not?Socrates
On 9. Feb 2021, at 15:52, rah1963_2002 < rahnz@...> wrote:
Hi Dennis
I'd be interested in your spare front fender if the part number ends in 933. The paint condition is not? important as the bodywork set I have will need to be painted anyway. Can you confirm the part number cast into the fender (photo?) and the price you're asking?
Thanks in advance,
Richard.
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Hi Dennis
No rush. I totally understand not wanting to drive in crappy weather!
The number is cast into the underside of the fender right where the metal mount goes. If you have one and can spare it, that would be great.
Richard.
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021, 11:25:21 a.m. EST, Dennis O'Dell via groups.io <denniscodell@...> wrote:
Hi Richard,The fender is up in the rafters of the workshop, so I’ll need to go dig it out. Bear with me. It might be a couple of days before that happens. We’re having a lovely bit of crapy winter weather with heavy snow. My workshop is 25 km away, so I might wait for the roads to get better.?
Regarding the part number. I know the DO paint fender ends with 933 (46 61 1234933), but I’m a little confused, as I’ve never looked before… is it actually cast into the fender, or is the number stamped into the fender?
Regarding the price, let me dig it out and confirm it’s what you want first.
Mit freundlichen Grü?en /?Best Regards, Dennis C. O'Dell Hochstrasse 19 90429 Nürnberg Germany denniscodell@...Mobile: +49 175 855 6663 Home: +49 911 277 45370 Skype: diggertfu Blog:?http://www.diggersmotorradadventures.com/ "Smart people learn from?everything and everyone,?average people from their?experiences, stupid people?already have all the?answers."— Probably not?Socrates
On 9. Feb 2021, at 15:52, rah1963_2002 < rahnz@...> wrote:
Hi Dennis
I'd be interested in your spare front fender if the part number ends in 933. The paint condition is not? important as the bodywork set I have will need to be painted anyway. Can you confirm the part number cast into the fender (photo?) and the price you're asking?
Thanks in advance,
Richard.
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Hi Richard,The fender is up in the rafters of the workshop, so I’ll need to go dig it out. Bear with me. It might be a couple of days before that happens. We’re having a lovely bit of crapy winter weather with heavy snow. My workshop is 25 km away, so I might wait for the roads to get better.?
Regarding the part number. I know the DO paint fender ends with 933 (46 61 1234933), but I’m a little confused, as I’ve never looked before… is it actually cast into the fender, or is the number stamped into the fender?
Regarding the price, let me dig it out and confirm it’s what you want first.
Mit freundlichen Grü?en /?Best Regards, Dennis C. O'Dell Hochstrasse 19 90429 Nürnberg Germany denniscodell@...Mobile: +49 175 855 6663 Home: +49 911 277 45370 Skype: diggertfu Blog:?http://www.diggersmotorradadventures.com/ "Smart people learn from?everything and everyone,?average people from their?experiences, stupid people?already have all the?answers."— Probably not?Socrates
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On 9. Feb 2021, at 15:52, rah1963_2002 < rahnz@...> wrote:
Hi Dennis
I'd be interested in your spare front fender if the part number ends in 933. The paint condition is not? important as the bodywork set I have will need to be painted anyway. Can you confirm the part number cast into the fender (photo?) and the price you're asking?
Thanks in advance,
Richard.
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Rich ? The previous owner of my DO R90S, told me 3 years ago, that he bought a new tank, fairing, and fender from BMW, as he determined that was cheaper than paying for a new paint job ? Bob ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of rah1963_2002 Sent: Tuesday, February 9, 2021 8:54 AM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [R90SWORLDNET] Looking for Front Fender ? Hi Adrian
You're right about the color match. I am planning to have my bodywork set repainted once I find the front fender I'm looking for.
Richard.
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Hi Adrian
You're right about the color match. I am planning to have my bodywork set repainted once I find the front fender I'm looking for.
Richard.
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Hi Dennis
I'd be interested in your spare front fender if the part number ends in 933. The paint condition is not? important as the bodywork set I have will need to be painted anyway. Can you confirm the part number cast into the fender (photo?) and the price you're asking?
Thanks in advance,
Richard.
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I wouldn't expect an original Daytona orange item will match your paint, usually you have to paint the lot to get it spot on.
Adrian (75 D/O)
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-------- Original message -------- From: "Dennis O'Dell via groups.io" <denniscodell@...> Date: 07/02/2021 15:55 (GMT+00:00) Subject: Re: [R90SWORLDNET] Looking for Front Fender
Lars, That is true.?However, he does have some NOS items.?Some (many) are aftermarket and Herr Meyer has had them painted. After relooking at the DO Fender shown and the description “Kotflügel vorn daytona orange R90S neu lackiert, liniert”?(Fender front 90S new paint hand made stripes) I think you are correct one this one — not NOS, but a quality aftermarket item. As you mentioned, his items are excellent — at least that’s been my experience as well. Mit freundlichen Grü?en/With best regards,
Dennis C. O'Dell denniscodell@... Mobile: +49 (175) 855 6663 Home: +49 911 277 45370 Skype: diggertfu Hochstrasse 19 Nürnberg 90429 Germany ? "Laughter and Tears are both responses to frustration and exhaustion. I myself prefer to Laugh since there is less to do afterwards." - Kurt Vonnegut On Feb 7, 2021, at 4:28 PM, Lars Hens via groups.io <lhens@...> wrote:
?A point of clarification - I do not believe that S. Meyer’s DO and SS parts are NOS. ?That being said, I got an excellent newly painted DO fender and seat cowling from him a couple of years ago. Lars Hens On Feb 7, 2021, at 2:03 AM, Dennis O'Dell via groups.io <denniscodell@...> wrote:
?Hi Richard, I can offer two suggestions, but I assume you are in the U.S. so they may not be practical.
S. Meyer, in Germany, has NOS parts, including the front fender you are looking for.?
I also have a spare front fender in Daytona Orange, but it is used. There is a small scratch that a previous owner covered with a small sticker. It does not look too terribly bad, and the paint is overall fine. However, I am in Germany and I am willing to ship it, but I have no idea on the cost of shipping.
If you have any interest in following up with me please feel free to send me an email off list. Mit freundlichen Grü?en/With best regards,
Dennis C. O'Dell denniscodell@... Nürnberg, Germany?
"Laughter and Tears are both responses to frustration and exhaustion. I myself prefer to Laugh since there is less to do afterwards." - Kurt Vonnegut On Feb 7, 2021, at 1:02 AM, rah1963_2002 <rahnz@...> wrote:
?Hi,
Hope I'm allowed to post this here. I'm looking for a front fender for my 1975 R90S with part number ending in 33 for Daytona Orange bike. Thanks iin advance for any help.
Richard.
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Lars, That is true.?However, he does have some NOS items.?Some (many) are aftermarket and Herr Meyer has had them painted. After relooking at the DO Fender shown and the description “Kotflügel vorn daytona orange R90S neu lackiert, liniert”?(Fender front 90S new paint hand made stripes) I think you are correct one this one — not NOS, but a quality aftermarket item. As you mentioned, his items are excellent — at least that’s been my experience as well. Mit freundlichen Grü?en/With best regards,
Dennis C. O'Dell denniscodell@... Mobile: +49 (175) 855 6663 Home: +49 911 277 45370 Skype: diggertfu Hochstrasse 19 Nürnberg 90429 Germany ? "Laughter and Tears are both responses to frustration and exhaustion. I myself prefer to Laugh since there is less to do afterwards." - Kurt Vonnegut
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On Feb 7, 2021, at 4:28 PM, Lars Hens via groups.io <lhens@...> wrote:
? A point of clarification - I do not believe that S. Meyer’s DO and SS parts are NOS. ?That being said, I got an excellent newly painted DO fender and seat cowling from him a couple of years ago. Lars Hens On Feb 7, 2021, at 2:03 AM, Dennis O'Dell via groups.io <denniscodell@...> wrote:
? Hi Richard, I can offer two suggestions, but I assume you are in the U.S. so they may not be practical.
S. Meyer, in Germany, has NOS parts, including the front fender you are looking for.?
I also have a spare front fender in Daytona Orange, but it is used. There is a small scratch that a previous owner covered with a small sticker. It does not look too terribly bad, and the paint is overall fine. However, I am in Germany and I am willing to ship it, but I have no idea on the cost of shipping.
If you have any interest in following up with me please feel free to send me an email off list. Mit freundlichen Grü?en/With best regards,
Dennis C. O'Dell denniscodell@... Nürnberg, Germany?
"Laughter and Tears are both responses to frustration and exhaustion. I myself prefer to Laugh since there is less to do afterwards." - Kurt Vonnegut On Feb 7, 2021, at 1:02 AM, rah1963_2002 <rahnz@...> wrote:
?Hi,
Hope I'm allowed to post this here. I'm looking for a front fender for my 1975 R90S with part number ending in 33 for Daytona Orange bike. Thanks iin advance for any help.
Richard.
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A point of clarification - I do not believe that S. Meyer’s DO and SS parts are NOS. ?That being said, I got an excellent newly painted DO fender and seat cowling from him a couple of years ago. Lars Hens
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On Feb 7, 2021, at 2:03 AM, Dennis O'Dell via groups.io <denniscodell@...> wrote:
? Hi Richard, I can offer two suggestions, but I assume you are in the U.S. so they may not be practical.
S. Meyer, in Germany, has NOS parts, including the front fender you are looking for.?
I also have a spare front fender in Daytona Orange, but it is used. There is a small scratch that a previous owner covered with a small sticker. It does not look too terribly bad, and the paint is overall fine. However, I am in Germany and I am willing to ship it, but I have no idea on the cost of shipping.
If you have any interest in following up with me please feel free to send me an email off list. Mit freundlichen Grü?en/With best regards,
Dennis C. O'Dell denniscodell@... Nürnberg, Germany?
"Laughter and Tears are both responses to frustration and exhaustion. I myself prefer to Laugh since there is less to do afterwards." - Kurt Vonnegut On Feb 7, 2021, at 1:02 AM, rah1963_2002 <rahnz@...> wrote:
?Hi,
Hope I'm allowed to post this here. I'm looking for a front fender for my 1975 R90S with part number ending in 33 for Daytona Orange bike. Thanks iin advance for any help.
Richard.
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Richard ? Try looking for one from BMW Classic in Germany…I’ll bet they can get you a new one.? Your dealer maybe able to get one thru BMW Classic. ? Bob Alexander ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of rah1963_2002 Sent: Saturday, February 6, 2021 3:56 PM To: [email protected]Subject: [R90SWORLDNET] Looking for Front Fender ? Hi,
Hope I'm allowed to post this here. I'm looking for a front fender for my 1975 R90S with part number ending in 33 for Daytona Orange bike. Thanks iin advance for any help.
Richard.
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Hi Richard, I can offer two suggestions, but I assume you are in the U.S. so they may not be practical.
S. Meyer, in Germany, has NOS parts, including the front fender you are looking for.?
I also have a spare front fender in Daytona Orange, but it is used. There is a small scratch that a previous owner covered with a small sticker. It does not look too terribly bad, and the paint is overall fine. However, I am in Germany and I am willing to ship it, but I have no idea on the cost of shipping.
If you have any interest in following up with me please feel free to send me an email off list. Mit freundlichen Grü?en/With best regards,
Dennis C. O'Dell denniscodell@... Nürnberg, Germany?
"Laughter and Tears are both responses to frustration and exhaustion. I myself prefer to Laugh since there is less to do afterwards." - Kurt Vonnegut
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On Feb 7, 2021, at 1:02 AM, rah1963_2002 <rahnz@...> wrote:
?Hi,
Hope I'm allowed to post this here. I'm looking for a front fender for my 1975 R90S with part number ending in 33 for Daytona Orange bike. Thanks iin advance for any help.
Richard.
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Hi,
Hope I'm allowed to post this here. I'm looking for a front fender for my 1975 R90S with part number ending in 33 for Daytona Orange bike. Thanks iin advance for any help.
Richard.
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Glad you enjoyed the story Roger. ? ? I enjoyed the story, from the John Prine reference (Goofy world, indeed) to Glenn Hall's reply to the trooper. i'm not sure i'd have either the quickness of wit nor the audacity to give such a reply to a hungry trooper.
?As with many of the stories, I find it stirring to learn that there are plenty of guys - including some considerably older than me (69+) who are still doing long / cross-country, sometimes solo rides? I've stuck fairly close to home here in Colorado's front range, for the last couple years; but maybe when this pandemic has abated, i'll venture out again.
Thx. for the story, Todd.
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I enjoyed the story, from the John Prine reference (Goofy world, indeed) to Glenn Hall's reply to the trooper. i'm not sure i'd have either the quickness of wit nor the audacity to give such a reply to a hungry trooper.
?As with many of the stories, I find it stirring to learn that there are plenty of guys - including some considerably older than me (69+) who are still doing long / cross-country, sometimes solo rides? I've stuck fairly close to home here in Colorado's front range, for the last couple years; but maybe when this pandemic has abated, i'll venture out again.
Thx. for the story, Todd.
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?
It’s been quite cold, not doing much riding in a week or more, so the other
day I gave my old friend Ron LaVoie a call.? Ron lives in the mountains of
New Hampshire, an Army vet, been riding his whole life, class of ‘52, just like
me. Born of French Canadian parents, very independent and operates completely
off the grid.? No credit cards, no cell phones, no answering service, pays
everything with cash, a self described recluse and I swear his land line is an
old dial tone.
?
He is not easy to reach, I usually have to call a few times in order to
catch him.? Most likely outside chopping and stacking firewood, his only
heat source.
?
Ron is a long distance rider also.? He has a couple R100 boxers, both
with 11 gallon Heinrich tanks and puts them to good use.? I first met Ron
at the BMW Finger Lakes Rally around 40 years ago, he would be there every year
without fail.? Karl Duffner and I used to look forward to running into
Ronnie and listening to his stories.? Karl would of course respond with a
few good ones himself.?? I swear the Canadians are by far the best
story tellers.? Ronnie would go on for hours telling one story after
another giving us a good laugh.
?
So after trying for a few days, I finally reached Ronnie, it’s been a few
years and he doesn’t recognize me at first.? I told him I was looking for
“The Fool on the Hill”, then he figures out who it is and is happy to hear from
me.? He told me his birthday was the day prior.? I told him, if he
would answer his phone once in awhile, I wouldn’t have been late with my
birthday greeting.
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Ronnie’s been laying low lately, said he didn’t ride at all last year,
mostly virus related, just being extra cautious and generally acting like the
recluse he is, but we both agreed, what “A big old goofy world” it is we are
living in.
?
We talked for hours, trying to catch up the best we could.? It’s
riding friends like Ronnie that I miss the most....his big smile, long bushy
beard and non stop stories are precious. So we talked and talked and I listened
to all his stories. Before we said our farewells he left me with a story by one
of his good friends Glenn Hall and here it goes:
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True Story.
?
Glenn Hall is a free spirited long distance rider who crisscrosses the
country frequently.? On one occasion many, many years ago, Glenn was riding
his R90 six in the southwestern part of the country on a long lonely highway and
had the throttle wide open, traveling the speed of sound as there was nobody
anywhere in sight...until he crested this hill, where a state trooper was parked
on the other side.? Glenn knew he was dead to right, pulled over on the
side of road, turned off the engine, when the seasoned trooper sauntered over
slowly, uniform clean and neatly pressed, belt buckle in perfect alignment, his
Drill Instructors hat angled forward at just the proper angle, stared directly
into Glenn’s eyes and said in a deep deliberate voice “You know............I’ve
been waiting here all day for someone like you” !? Without hesitation Glenn
immediately responded, “Well officer, I got here as fast as I could”.
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Happy Motoring, Keep your Spirits High and Enjoy the Ride,
Todd Trumbore
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A rundown on some Airheads oil filters, and what Oak and I found when we disassembled brand-new ones, as well as used ones, and the changes in part numbers and details, are in an article on my website (besides a lot of 'other stuff').? Some of the filters can be dangerous to your engine.? Some have been known to collapse.?? That article was only partially updated in the last few years, and is overdue for a full update, maybe before Spring, but the basics are there…particularly the information in the last 1/4th or ?.? I might even permanently fix the UC/LC problem I caused, long ago, by using the wrong case, following a domain name…..that is, with the Oil/oil.
? Snowbum ?
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Sent: Friday, January 29, 2021 6:23 AM
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Subject: Re: [R90SWORLDNET] Oil Filter Question ? I ended up buying Mahle also from Amazon and they look equal to the BMW filters. I think Max bmw sells them also.? ? Since you've had no response Steve, I'll put in my two cents worth. My very experienced and trusted old school BMW mechanic used HighFiltro HF161 on my bike. I bought a few and used them for a couple of oil changes myself.
I'm out of them now and I'm switching over to the Mahle OX35. They're only about $11 each from Rock Auto and if you want to patronize our marque specialists, Boxer2Valve, Euro MotoElectrics and Beemerboneyard have them too. The K&N's say they're made in China, the Mahle's are made in Austria.
-- Robert (Snowbum) Fleischer, Carson City, NV, USA
ABC 1843; MOA Life 17058; AMA Charter Life 73254; USCA 6504…..
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I ended up buying Mahle also from Amazon and they look equal to the BMW filters. I think Max bmw sells them also.?
Since you've had no response Steve, I'll put in my two cents worth. My very experienced and trusted old school BMW mechanic used HighFiltro HF161 on my bike. I bought a few and used them for a couple of oil changes myself.
I'm out of them now and I'm switching over to the Mahle OX35. They're only about $11 each from Rock Auto and if you want to patronize our marque specialists, Boxer2Valve, Euro MotoElectrics and Beemerboneyard have them too. The K&N's say they're made in China, the Mahle's are made in Austria.
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Since you've had no response Steve, I'll put in my two cents worth. My very experienced and trusted old school BMW mechanic used HighFiltro HF161 on my bike. I bought a few and used them for a couple of oil changes myself.
I'm out of them now and I'm switching over to the Mahle OX35. They're only about $11 each from Rock Auto and if you want to patronize our marque specialists, Boxer2Valve, Euro MotoElectrics and Beemerboneyard have them too. The K&N's say they're made in China, the Mahle's are made in Austria.
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Hi Frank, Good to hear from you. I recall that you’ve had a successful weight loss, but didn’t know it was a program you created. ?Good on ya...
?No moss growing under your feet. Mit freundlichen Grü?en/With best regards,
Dennis C. O'Dell denniscodell@... In Nürnberg "Laughter and Tears are both responses to frustration and exhaustion. I myself prefer to Laugh since there is less to do afterwards." - Kurt Vonnegut
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On Jan 26, 2021, at 3:16 PM, Frank ---Down Under <r90s@...> wrote:
? G’day Dennis, ? I’ve updated my book “History of the BMW Motorcycle Club of Victoria” plus added another book. I made up my own weight loss programme losing just under 30kg/66 pounds. (Now I can go faster on my R26) The book has even been endorsed by a medical practitioner and dietician. I also now do public speaking on weight loss. ? Cheers Frank ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Dennis O'Dell via groups.io
Sent: Wednesday, 27 January 2021 12:51 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [R90SWORLDNET] R90S Mugs and Winning at Daytona 1976 Mugs @ Vintage BMW Motorcycle Owners Site ? Frank has also written and published several books about Budgerigars (Budgie, as in birds). One is about how to raise these birds and the others — three or four — are children’s books. I bought the children’s books for my grandson a few years ago and and he likes them very much. Google ‘Books by Frank Cachia ‘ ? Mit freundlichen Grü?en/With best regards, "Laughter and Tears are both responses to frustration and exhaustion. I myself prefer to Laugh since there is less to do afterwards." ? Frank, I sincerely apologize, that is definitely a faux pas on my part. I applaud you for your stories and ?and for being an accomplished author and then spell your name?incorrectly.? "After all, what is adventure, but inconvenience, properly regarded?"
C. Donahue ? ? On Tue, Jan 26, 2021 at 4:09 AM Frank ---Down Under <r90s@...> wrote: G’day Mac ? You’re priceless-----we’ve known each other for a couple of decades and you still spell my name incorrectly LOL ? Cheers mate Frank Cachia ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Mac Kirkpatrick
Sent: Tuesday, 26 January 2021 10:07 AM
To: R90SWORLDNET
Subject: [R90SWORLDNET] R90S Mugs and Winning at Daytona 1976 Mugs @ Vintage BMW Motorcycle Owners Site ? Hey guys, just put up for sale are coffee mugs with DO and TT Silver Smoke R90S colors and a shot of the three racing DO R90Ss at Daytona Beach in 1976, and more. Click on Store on the right. DO cruise?through the Forums for discussion (see all the different years as well as "The Incomparable R90S" , the Knowledge Base, the model listing, the fantastic Genealogy Graph and so much more. If you want to actually read a sample magazine, click Magazines and scroll down to read the FREE one. We get over 10,000 clicks at this website monthly. And our content at the website is growing all the time!? For instance, want to see an owner's manual for a 1923 R32? Click Knowledge Base, then the BMW Model Page and then R32 and scroll down to see it. Want to see a BMW parts manual for the R90S, click as above and see them! /5 and /6 repair manuals are coming as well, so check back. Our own Frank Cacchia sends in articles for publication, he is quite a good writer, and he is a published author. Thanks Frank! Suggestions?, please let me know. "After all, what is adventure, but inconvenience, properly regarded?"
C. Donahue
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G’day Dennis, ? I’ve updated my book “History of the BMW Motorcycle Club of Victoria” plus added another book. I made up my own weight loss programme losing just under 30kg/66 pounds. (Now I can go faster on my R26) The book has even been endorsed by a medical practitioner and dietician. I also now do public speaking on weight loss. ? Cheers Frank ?
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Dennis O'Dell via groups.io
Sent: Wednesday, 27 January 2021 12:51 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [R90SWORLDNET] R90S Mugs and Winning at Daytona 1976 Mugs @ Vintage BMW Motorcycle Owners Site? Frank has also written and published several books about Budgerigars (Budgie, as in birds). One is about how to raise these birds and the others — three or four — are children’s books. I bought the children’s books for my grandson a few years ago and and he likes them very much. Google ‘Books by Frank Cachia ‘ ? Mit freundlichen Grü?en/With best regards, "Laughter and Tears are both responses to frustration and exhaustion. I myself prefer to Laugh since there is less to do afterwards." ? Frank, I sincerely apologize, that is definitely a faux pas on my part. I applaud you for your stories and ?and for being an accomplished author and then spell your name?incorrectly.? "After all, what is adventure, but inconvenience, properly regarded?"
C. Donahue ? ? On Tue, Jan 26, 2021 at 4:09 AM Frank ---Down Under <r90s@...> wrote: G’day Mac ? You’re priceless-----we’ve known each other for a couple of decades and you still spell my name incorrectly LOL ? Cheers mate Frank Cachia ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Mac Kirkpatrick
Sent: Tuesday, 26 January 2021 10:07 AM
To: R90SWORLDNET
Subject: [R90SWORLDNET] R90S Mugs and Winning at Daytona 1976 Mugs @ Vintage BMW Motorcycle Owners Site ? Hey guys, just put up for sale are coffee mugs with DO and TT Silver Smoke R90S colors and a shot of the three racing DO R90Ss at Daytona Beach in 1976, and more. Click on Store on the right. DO cruise?through the Forums for discussion (see all the different years as well as "The Incomparable R90S" , the Knowledge Base, the model listing, the fantastic Genealogy Graph and so much more. If you want to actually read a sample magazine, click Magazines and scroll down to read the FREE one. We get over 10,000 clicks at this website monthly. And our content at the website is growing all the time!? For instance, want to see an owner's manual for a 1923 R32? Click Knowledge Base, then the BMW Model Page and then R32 and scroll down to see it. Want to see a BMW parts manual for the R90S, click as above and see them! /5 and /6 repair manuals are coming as well, so check back. Our own Frank Cacchia sends in articles for publication, he is quite a good writer, and he is a published author. Thanks Frank! Suggestions?, please let me know. "After all, what is adventure, but inconvenience, properly regarded?"
C. Donahue
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