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Mac, If you have got it, take a look at page 336 and 337 from the Guggenheim Museum "The Art of the Motorcycle". A European version Daytona Orange wearing rubber stockings. There are other examples

Kirk said: You caught the (smoked) oversize wind screen! Another concession to winter riding and the 80 mph legal (real closer to 95 mph) speed limit in much of Europe. Kirk: Boy am I jealous of your

From: Anthony Lennarts <Josephine.Lennarts@... Mac, You won't win the prize, the reflectors you are talking about have to be on it in the States by law. In Europe they were not fitted on the

Mac, If you have got it, take a look at page 336 and 337 from the Guggenheim Museum "The Art of the Motorcycle". A European version Daytona Orange wearing rubber stockings. There are other examples

Mac, You are tough, and nearly got everything... 1) Actually the whole front end is made up NOS '75 parts. Had to change the bottom fork legs, to accomodate the larger dia. axel, which fit the

Indeed, a tres chic machine, Kirk. In addition to what Mac spotted, I was wondering if that clutch lever was stock - I like those little finger groove indentations. Also, that's a beautiful finish on

Mac, Antony is right... and some early European models even had the fork Gaitors fitted (it rains more over here). Kirk _________________________________________________________________________ Get

Mac, You won't winn the price, the reflectors you are talking about have to by on it in the States by law. In Europe they were not fitted on the R90's. Its what you also see on the cars. Anthony

Number 15 is John Gehr, New Holland, Pa. John: Thanks for the information. Best, Mac Kirkpatrick Glenmoore, PA USA

Mac Number 15 is John Gehr, New Holland, Pa. John PS You should see my check next week, thanks. Mac Kirkpatrick wrote:

From: Kirk Ratzel <eur90s@... Here's a picture of my 74 R90s now... the purists out there will notice a several mods. (spot them all and win a prize). Kirk: Okay, I can't resist with guessing

Here's my story: I've been a motorcyclist since age 11 (1970) when my dad brought home a Honda Monkey bike, (which I am now restoring). After many years of off-road riding and racing, I eventually

Marc and Darryl, Welcome, Anthony Holland

Kirk, When it is ready, send it to me and I will send it to the dealers and magazines I know. ( importer BMW in Holland) I will translate the message in to Dutch. And I will mail to the Englisch

That's the raison I wont't sell it, I have spend to much money at the bike! Anthony holland

Mac Kirkpatrick [mailto:drbeemer@...] writes: | Darryl: Thanks for sharing your bio information. | | AND, nice stable...... Thanks. I prefer to think of it as a vertical tasting of BMWs. --Darryl

Darryl: Thanks for sharing your bio information. AND, nice stable...... Best, Mac Kirkpatrick Glenmoore, PA USA

Now that our membership is growing, I thought I would repost this to see if anyone knows the backround. Regards Bruce Kramer -Allentown Pa. the

Mac Kirkpatrick [mailto:drbeemer@...] writes: | If YOU have not written to the R90s list and told us something about | yourself, *PLEASE* do so. Ok. I didn't get into bikes until my friend Rick

Guyz: When a new member joins the R90s list I try and remember to ask them to write in and let us know a little about themselves and their bikes, interests, etc. so we can learn a little about each