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I have bought a pair of Ikon shocks and two polished iron shrouds specially made for the Ikons, on Motobins website. They look like the stock ones, but they works really better... Ciao!

Stock 75 R90S SS. Looks like I am going to need a pair of shocks. Friends have suggested YSS, Hagon, Ikon. This is a nice daily rider, close but not a show bike. Would like good performance and

The major thing to know is that the tightening nut works on both the tank threads and the petcock threads, so one must start the process such that you end up with a fairly even number of threads used

Dear Group, Are there any quirks in regard to removing and reinstalling a fuel petcock on a ’75 S that I should know about? Should threads be addressed? i.e. plumbers tape, etc. Thanks for any help.

Replacement /5 handlebar switches are now available, which means if you own a '74 R90S, R90/6, etc., your bike has the /5 switches and you will want to know the following since the '74 bikes have

Hi Mac,,? You sent this email to the wrong Scott.? ?I'm Scott Butler from NH. On another note.? Is anyone planning a 50th anniversary get together in 3 years??? Scott Butler

Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2020 12:57 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [R90SWORLDNET] 74 R90S Instruments without White Outer Rings #'squestion I'm looking at a 74 with under 30,000 Miles and I'm

Hi Scott, one thing we all have to remember is that for BMW motorcycles, there is almost never a hard and fast rule, such as all '74 R90Ss had the white rings around the tach and speedo. After 40 odd

I'm looking at a 74 with under 30,000 Miles and I'm trying to confirm the mileage is correct. The first thing that jumped out was there are no white rings around either the speedo or tach. In Ian

Would someone please pass Vech's information, below to the /5 list so they know the true story and don't order the wrong parts? If you want the correct repro handlebar switches for your bike, see

See below, R90S for sale. Mac Kirkpatrick Glenmoore, PA "After all, what is adventure, but inconvenience, properly regarded?" C. Donahue ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Larry Mansfield

On my, um, modern bike, I just added a simple USB socket to a switched wire. It worked just great. Total GPS navigation with my iPhone and the phone remained charged. Easy peasey. Years ago, I

I've been experimenting with using a cast-off android cellphone with no internet connection as a navigation device. I've been using the OSMand software and downloaded via my home network the four

Rather than show you a photo of my special factory tool for installing the plastic rivets on a “S” fairing, I thought it would be much more informative to watch a video of how best to install

Mac Kirkpatrick Glenmoore, PA "After all, what is adventure, but inconvenience, properly regarded?" C. Donahue wrote:

Post the photo, Todd. Thanks! On Tuesday, July 7, 2020, 01:40:22 PM EDT, Todd Trumbore via groups.io <motorrader@...> wrote: #yiv6304584632 #yiv6304584632 -- _filtered {} _filtered

Richard, The paint looks good, but I can't recommend the painter without reservations. Harold

The factory Riveter tool # 88 88 6 009 510 . Let me know if you need to see a photo of what is looks like. Makes the job much easier. Todd And what tool would that be? -- This email has been checked

Sent: Sunday, July 05, 2020 5:56 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [R90SWORLDNET] Installing S Windshield With Stock Plastic Pop Rivets? Here is a tool for installing the copper rivets for

Here is a tool for installing the copper rivets for the dash: https://www.boxer2valve.com/rivet-tool-for-dashboard.html I've been looking at this one for installing the windshield plastic rivets: