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So the DO fender has a different part number than the SS fender?

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,

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

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 Sent:

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.

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

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)Sent from my Galaxy

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

Story Time 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

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

I ended up buying Mahle also from Amazon and they look equal to the BMW filters. I think Max bmw sells them also. [email protected]> wrote:

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

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

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