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1975 BMW R75/5 with a 1977 upgraded transmission and some performance modifications to the valves and engine making it a 900cc. The old man that sold it to me is a friends uncle that was big into motorcycles and did some racing. He said one year he put 57k miles on a bike. This was his little road racer project. He is working on a Ford Rat Rod and needed the space so he was getting rid of this.
I think I need to put it in the corner and throw a cover over it until I finish this project.
Come Spring I'm not going to know which toy to play on if I manage to get all these put together.
I think I need to put it in the corner and throw a cover over it until I finish this project.
Come Spring I'm not going to know which toy to play on if I manage to get all these put together.
hell ya. gotta love a good boxer/pancake motor. they feel sooo balanced when riding. great find. you plan on doing anything to it at all? or is it just a clean 'r up, add a seat, and ride type deal for you?
1975 BMW R75/5 with a 1977 upgraded transmission and some performance modifications to the valves and engine making it a 900cc. ...This was his little road racer project.
...Come Spring I'm not going to know which toy to play on if I manage to get all these put together.
...Come Spring I'm not going to know which toy to play on if I manage to get all these put together.
I'll start a new thread somewhere and put a link in this one once I get started. It needs a new battery so we didn't start it but he said it ran great when he parked it a bout a year ago so I doubt I'll need to do much to it on that front.
The gas tank has a leak so I'm going to be scouting for a new one while I continue on the Honda. All of the other changes I plan on doing are pretty cosmetic. I don't like the green paint and the turn signals/lights are all a little outdated. Besides those type of things it will be more of a maintenance related changes.
The gas tank has a leak so I'm going to be scouting for a new one while I continue on the Honda. All of the other changes I plan on doing are pretty cosmetic. I don't like the green paint and the turn signals/lights are all a little outdated. Besides those type of things it will be more of a maintenance related changes.
'ts not a proper hobby if it doesn't take all your cash...been counting what my basic maintenance will cost during the winter (oils,filters,chain/sprockets, powdercoat rims, re-coat seat...) upwards 500e. Bike cost 1,5k.



