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There is a tool I believe, available from BMW. But why buy it $$ when you are only likely to use it once? And this other method works. But that is just me, YMMV of course :-) Mac Kirkpatrick

And what tool would that be?

Or, just use the tool specifically made for that task. Todd Helpful idea: When installing the plastic pop rivet-like fasteners that hold on the S fairing such as on an R90S, if you freeze the rivets

Harold, can you share the name and contact info for your painter. Are you happy with the paint job. I have a second S that needs painting. Richard Chawes

Harold, can you share the name and contact info for your painter. Are you happy with the paint job. I have a second S that needs painting. Richard Chawes

Thanks Mac. My parts are back from the painter and attaching the windshield will be soon. I appreciate the tip. Harold

Helpful idea: When installing the plastic pop rivet-like fasteners that hold on the S fairing such as on an R90S, if you freeze the rivets overnight, they become stiff enough so if installed quickly,

Shops like that need to receive special historical protection. Best Regards, Dennis C. O'Dell dennisodell@... Mobile: +49 (175) 8556663 Home: +49 (911) 27745370 Skype: diggertfu Hochstrasse 19

I've heard the exact same thing Tito, from many sources. And that the Quandt family still owns a great deal of BMW and they are very wealthy. Mac Kirkpatrick Glenmoore, PA "After all, what is

Thanks Gayle. My gauges need service and as the “S” is in State, much easier to drive them over than shipping out of state. The bike currently resides in Plymouth. Up Nort a youse guys! Scott

Thanks Mac, what a nice collection and interesting video. Some comments The speaker says: 1.- “…..on 1959, Bmw was bankrupt…” : Yes, certainly. 2.- “…..Bmw got back to success thanks to

Thanks for the tip Gayle! Good to hear about the turn around time. Seems like every time I send something out it gets caught in the weeds. Kelly Fry In locked down again So CA.

Wow, thanks Gayle, good referral for good service, thanks. Mac Kirkpatrick Glenmoore, PA "After all, what is adventure, but inconvenience, properly regarded?" C. Donahue

Hey group, I wanted to share this information with you all. The odometer on my “ 75 S “ stopped turning recently. (59.588 miles) Tachometer needle had been getting a bit jumpy too. These gauges

For anyone who owns an older BMW car, here is a very well done video from the BMW Car Club of America you can send around that is a history of BMW and of course includes some very nice motorcycles:

Andrew, R90S cylinders were painted black from the factory. As far as vibration is concerned and the weight of reciprocating parts you would have to find a machine shop to weigh each part and compare

Hi, Andrew… I’ll take a stab at this but won’t claim to be 100% accurate. My understanding is the markings on cast parts as the cylinders, heads, oil pan, etc. are casting numbers not part

Just looked at a pair of R90S cylinders in my basement waiting for a rebore. The numbers are the same as yours. Don’t know how that relates to what you found on a website. There is no way an R75 can

al lright guys, I am back with another question. I disassembled my top end and was looking at the part numbers stamped on the cylinder. I found the right side is marked 731-1-1182, the left side