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Richard W
Richard W
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'82 R100: Strange Leak Behind Front Cover

Glad to help. Realize that at 40 years of age, the oil seals and o-rings are all getting hard and becoming less resilient. So not all your leaks a...

5 years ago
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'76 R75/6: What is This Oil Leak Telling me ?

Your best sealant for that plug is going to be LocTite 518 (aka Permatex 51813) Gasket Maker. Neither set of threads will need to be surgically clean ...

5 years ago
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'76 R90/6: Breather drain port location

Welcome Aboard ! The subject breather and collection well lie under 2 thumb-sized covers on the RH side, under the electric starter. You can gain e...

5 years ago
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'79 R100RT: EME charging system and electrical gremlins

• Can you give some more background, please. Why was the alternator upgraded to begin with ? It sounds as if the old unit was working OK if you are wi...

5 years ago
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'78 R80/7: Get running again questions

I'm reviewing this (now) 5-page thread. You've never told us the year of your bike. It looks to be a '78 or '79 model, but a year would help. Than...

5 years ago
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'78 R80/7: Get running again questions

â–ş It is critical only in the sense that failure to do so is going to cost you $400 to $500 to correct, and become one more road block to finally getti...

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1980 R100T Left Perch Loose

• Those are correct 22mm bars then. • Correct. There is a single, black SHCS from the front. It requires a 4mm Allen hex key. It's the same for bot...

5 years ago
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Gas tank replacement

I have seen the classic 60's Triumph tanks made in India and they are very, very nice. I did not buy one, and a US-based seller was selling those on E...

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'78 R80/7: Get running again questions

- As far as the starter relay goes - I ordered the $6.50 part you suggested ... is it a standard-type relay? Do you mean that I don’t necessarily need...

5 years ago
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Balancing the rear wheel R100GSPD

That's exactly what you need. You also need to know, new tires are marked (one side only) with a paint dot at the lightest part of the tire. The va...

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1980 R100T Left Perch Loose

Could be 2 issues... • First of all, what size are your bars ? The OEM bars are 22mm (0.866"), but a lot of the aftermarket bars are 7/8 inch (0.87...

5 years ago
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'78 R80/7: Get running again questions

• You never talked much about what you found under the tank. I had advised you wash the electrics to remove all the spilled and leaked DOT4 brake flui...

5 years ago
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'83 R100RT: Front oil seal

Welcome Aboard ! It involves removal of the front and inner engine covers, a repair accurately described in every shop manual. So I'll pass on a fu...

5 years ago
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New Member - New to Motorcycles and to my 1975/76 R90/6

And please put your general location in your profile so that other members can help you. Has someone looked at the bike to make sure it's safe to ...

5 years ago
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New Member - New to Motorcycles and to my 1975/76 R90/6

Greg - I'll do everything I can to help you, but obviously the "teach by wire", however good it might be for disease prevention, precludes a LOT of t...

5 years ago
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