The BMW Motorcycle Ring links sites primarily devoted to the famous marque. It includes pages on all models from 1923 to the current 259-engined boxer twins, the Rotax singles and of course the incredibly reliable K Series.
I recently aquired a 1978 R100/7 touring machine. There is an electrical issue it seems with the ignition. My brother (owner of the machine for 34 years) and his mechanic friend had trouble shot all the wiring to the entire system and found no faults. The Tach will jump around a bit and the machine will cut out intermittently running like it does not have all the spark that it needs. This unit had the dual plug retrofit done in the 80s and Howard has taken this machine from Wisconsin to Texas to Montana and back with out issue. I wondered if the coils would deteriorate over the years, or the Ignition Amplifier is the issue. There is a bit of carbon buildup on the left plugs. but the right plug seems to be burning fine. ANY THOUGHTS> where can I find a new set of coils and how much would they cost?? The existing were made in Rosemont Ill. but I can find no part number on them.
Who or where is the best place to replace RT 1100 (1998) Clutch I am locate4d in So Fl. If Slipping only during acceleration possibly just adjustment? Rick
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Contrary to popular opinion, the motorcycles used in Easy Rider have not both been lost or destroyed. One of them, which was wrecked during filming, has been restored by Dan Hagerty, who played Grizzly Adams in the TV show of the same name.
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The Dutch BMW Mono Club is a club for people who are profound lovers of the BMW single cilinder machines which are build between the early '20's and 1967
BMW is the only current major manufacturer to reject the use of telescopic forks on its big bikes. Yet BMW was the first to use and patent them, on the R12 in 1935.
