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OK, OK ... so what is the consensus here, which pads stop you well, without the squeal, and are easy on the wallet? Kirk

Dke, YEh I know, I lived years in and around "the city". Most of my time in SF I had a 1980 Yamaha XS850, it takes a mean set of double discs to bring a big road bike to a stop on some of those hills.

Bruce, Are yours the EBC or the BMW (made by EBC)? Let me know how you like them when you install them. Ride Safe, Joe --------------------------------- Joe Dille Telford, PA USA

Attached is a .jpg of an R90S on the front cover of Knittel & Slabon's BMW Motorcycle Buyer's Guide (Second Ed., 1996). The seat on this bike looks like a Corbin Dual Canyon - it has that sculpted

Mac, An Envelope is on the way to assist in defraying the costs for putting on a great rally and the "S " pic . Pls confirm reciept so I know the USPS is doin their job. Please advise what the winter

Joe, my pads are BMW made by EBC (I could not find the little ebc adv that was placed inside the BMW box, but seeing it there did prompt me to do the after-the-fact investigation on EBC. vs BMW

hey kirk, duke here. i didn't want to take the time to write about san francisco, but now that you mention it, it is a hub for classic motorcycles. except for the traffic, it's another great place to

Mac, I used Ferodo's on my S for years and generally liked them. My only complaint was that they didn't "grab" very well until warm. I recently installed a set of SBS pads (Dunlopads are not

Note: The AMA has a new President. The Chairman of the AMA Board, Rick Gray, is quoted following this announcement. You may have met Rick Gray if you attended the recent *R90S Rally* at my house.

Two Things: 1. Dunlopads for the R90s Joe Dille, a member of this list, had asked me if I knew of a source for Dunlopads for his R90s since he liked how they worked and they did not squeal. I have

Mac, Bravo for the forum! Kirk from Paris

Hey Duke, If you continue up Hwy 1 to SF, you'll find DARWIN Motors on 212 Ritch Street. The proprieter is a little bit squirrelly (a verb from up state NY), but does specialize in the old flat twin.

Duwayne Nash [mailto:dnash@...] writes: | duke here, 1976 R90s silver smoke | in sunny/rainy santa barbara | i like that idea. a R90s rally in santa cruz. beautiful area. | just

Bmw is using EBC pads for the oem replacements, very pricy !!! needless to say, I have a pr (2 pr )on the bench to install. I dont know if EBC has always been their supplier but that is what they're

duke here, 1976 R90s silver smoke in sunny/rainy santa barbara i like that idea. a R90s rally in santa cruz. beautiful area. just stay away from san jose on the other side of the mountain. but san

Mac Kirkpatrick [mailto:drbeemer@...] writes: | To Mr. Darryl Richman: | | Dear Sir: | | Your flagrant posting of an absolutely beautiful shot of your | R90s on Rte 1 | in California in beautiful

To Mr. Darryl Richman: Dear Sir: Your flagrant posting of an absolutely beautiful shot of your R90s on Rte 1 in California in beautiful weather is most definitely NOT appreciated!!! It is like

Beautiful shot Darryl. Rick Griffith

Thought you might like to see my '75 on CA-1 last week... Check out http://www.egroups.com/files/R90SWORLDNET/PA240005.JPG Had a great ride down from Santa Cruz to San Luis Obispo... --Darryl Richman

Following is the reply to the email I sent to BMW/AG in Germany to inquire about receiving information about our bikes by serial number. See my original email following this reply. Note that his reply