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The result when Hans Muth met George Barris (que up the "Munsters" theme) . . . The blurb says the paint is new, and those pipes on the plug wires are apparently "cable oilers". What does lubing a plug wire do?

Bamboo812 wrote: One of the 1975 R90/6 I bought recently has glued on cloisonne emblems. Perhaps they were used on BMW cars of that period?

For what it's worth both my runner '76 R75/6 and my parts '76 R75/6 have got the "flat" emblems on their gas tanks. The parts bike has been painted, I think, but the runner is original.

Perhaps the "flat" emblems showed up at approximately the '76 model year?


Ken

SteveD wrote:Unusual!

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/BMW-R90S-Mot ... 2589de1e0d

You just try to tell me I wouldn't be the talk of the event if I rode into ANY BMW rally on this thing.

The MOA awards committee would probably come up with something for ya', Major . . .

It's something special, that's f'sure. That screen is gonna crack eventually. Shame.
It looks to be very well done, but the wrong paint lets it down.

SteveD wrote: It looks to be very well done, but the wrong paint lets it down. [/color]

I usually prefer Daytona orange, or bloodclot, but, I think this would look look its best in silver smoke. At least, that's the color that would fit in best with the Batmobile tie-in.

Sufferin' sin silver smokiness, Major S---you're right!! To the Bat-spray booth without delay!

It's too orange for me!

Major Softie wrote:

SteveD wrote: It looks to be very well done, but the wrong paint lets it down. [/color]

I usually prefer Daytona orange, or bloodclot, but, I think this would look look its best in silver smoke. At least, that's the color that would fit in best with the Batmobile tie-in.

How does trailer hammertone grab yer?

Zombie Master wrote:It's too orange for me!

There's a joke here, gang. Anyone else get it??