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Chris,That 90° petcock is a perfectly fine replacement and will work well without any issues.?ToddSent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Good advice, Todd. I'm still riding mine.

Hi All, Anyone ever swap the original Karcoma style petcocks (straight down style with plastic nipple) to the more modern 45 degree angle all metal (BMW Karcoma) types? MAX parts states it will work,

For what it's worth, I'm with Todd. He helped me buy my '75 R90S two years ago (paid $14k for it), and then I put another $5k into it to modernize it a bit (upgraded brake lines, e-z clutch,

A good mod is to replace the stock master cylinder with a 14mm from an R90/6, and replace the brake calipers with 40mm ATE from a 77 or later /7.? This will give you a more favorable mechanical

Bill Dudley

Here are some pictures. And here's the ad on kijiji Manitoba. Price I quoted was $10K Canadian (about $7.5K US) Description ----------- PRICE REDUCTION! Finally decided to let my R90S go. It runs well

Why don't you post some photos with a complete description and all pertinent details and advertise on this site.A perfectly fine venue I would say.BTW, nothing wrong with lightening the flywheel or

I had advertised my 1976 R90S for sale in the local (Manitoba) sites and Facebook Marketplace with no bites. I had tried Bring a Trailer but they did not wish to do it with a reserve, so I declined.

Not for nothing but that’s an incredible price. Wish him the best on the sale. I don’t think it would last 24hrs on most media platforms for that price. If I had the room I’d go get it tmr!

My friend has had the bike for many years. Over 20 years ago, he moved from Pennsylvania to California. The bike was stored in his parent's basement. The parents have passed away, and he is

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Bill ,That bike seems to in fine shape and a good buy for someone.?Todd?Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

I am posting for my friend, who is selling his 1975 R90S. It's a good bike for the money. Bill Ballon Pittsburgh, PA

Well, that would include me. I sold my R90S last summer and it was the last one in the stable. It was not an easy decision but I have kinda moved on. John Gallagher Danville, CA wrote:

Ceased Riding?.....sell the “S”? Hopefully never. The “S” made it there and back from the MOA Rally (1st place- S). Only 3,000 miles RT Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2023 8:52 PM To:

Buy it because an opportunity like this doesn't come up every day--------------- The statement "Too Costly"? or similar statement such as a "Need to justify the expenditure" it is used perhaps far

Too costly? But one thought: Once you have ceased riding and sold your bikes, would it be nice to have such an exquisite model to display in your house? Mac Kirkpatrick wrote: Mac Kirkpatrick

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That's useful information. Much as I love those models I can't justify spending that much on one - almost as much as the new clutch I'm going to have to buy soon. Craig Freeman Wet NZ