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Steering stem removal on 1984 R100RS

You might want to thread the lock ring back onto the stem, but leave it backed off the bearing a bit so you'll know when the stem breaks loose. The re...

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Steering stem removal on 1984 R100RS

It's possible that a look at the parts fiche will help you insure all the retaining bits have been removed. Try the ones on Max BMW. All the work...

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'72 R75/5: Upgrade to a 5 speed tranny

A quick check of several wiring diagrams will show you that the second wire is simply a "Return" (what most people all "Ground"). You can run a new 18...

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1984 R100 forks questions (re-assembly)

My tool box is full of different size hose clamps. That's probably the way I would have gone, but I've never needed to take my forks apart.

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1984 R100 forks questions (re-assembly)

However, my concerns were the major discoloration on the right-side damper rod and some longitudinal wear marks on the right-side fork stanchion. Ther...

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R75 Buggered Exhaust Threads

Except when I went to pull the exhaust nuts neither of them wanted to budge. After using heat and following plenty of advice on not forcing anything t...

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R75 Buggered Exhaust Threads

• IMHO, you are focused on the symptom and not the cause. Unless you look for the root cause you'll be doing this again next year. The most likely pro...

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'83 R100RT: Updated Alternator Noise

Pete - • Good thinking. Ball bearings can indeed collect condensate during long storage if the temp isn't controlled. Then they develop small rust pi...

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'83 R100RT: Updated Alternator Noise

You didn't mention the mileage, but it's probably about time to replace your cam chain. Open the front cover again, remove the alternator again, then ...

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'86 R80: Dead battery. No spark.

I've found a replacement hall sensor, but I was wondering if you had any recommendations ? Yes, replace the plug wires with Metal Core wires. And re...

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Rings for a 1976 R90

No problem. • Knowing your odometer reading would be a big help. • I'm not aware that BMW offers a "top end gasket set" like other manufacturer'...

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Rings for a 1976 R90

No problem. • Knowing your odometer reading would be a big help. • I'm not aware that BMW offers a "top end gasket set" like other manufacturer'...

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Rings for a 1976 R90

Hi - Some things you ought to know.... 1) The crankcase breather vents into the LH carb, and that could be the source of oil that the engine is br...

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'75 R90/6: Fast idle when adjusting carbs

A year and model would help a LOT. Unexpected fast idle can be caused by... • No slack in the throttle cables • Auto advance unit needs lubricati...

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