2 Vespa's, 3 Harley's, a Matchless Indian, a Triumph Cub, A BSA 441 Victor, All gone but wish I'd have kept them all.

Also  a  59 Cushman All  State scooter I still own,  A 62 Honda 125 trials  I still own. A BMW R50/2 Earls Fork I still own and of course last but not least a K75 S Brick I still own since year 2001.

 Trying to  figure out how to go about mounting my New used Corbin Low LK Duel Canyon  removable seat replacing my high duel Canyon Corbin hinged seat ? :arrow:

Have all the hardware for both seats

stonesphear wrote:…
 Trying to  figure out how to go about mounting my New used Corbin Low LK Duel Canyon  removable seat replacing my high duel Canyon Corbin hinged seat ? :arrow:

Have all the hardware for both seats

Can't help you with the seat, but I can say hello :-)
Welcome here!

Quite a lot good bikes.
The BSA 411 Victor you should have keeped, shame on you.
Enjoy the K75, it's sunny here and I go for a ride.

Cheers

Is this the BSA?

More or less, mostly less. Was beat up when I got it and even more beat up when I gave it away. Dirt bike all the way.

How does one go about, where is the button, that puts a picture on ones avatar or profile or whatever you call it ?

Hey!

Maybe this helps.
How do you post a picture or a movie?

Not to complicated, you find a way, otherwise just ask.
Is a kind of intelligence test here :-)

Cheers

stonesphear wrote:More or less, mostly less. Was beat up when I got it and even more beat up when I gave it away. Dirt bike all the way.

How does one go about, where is the button, that puts a picture on ones avatar or profile or whatever you call it ?

Under the profile 'knob' you'll find all manner of adjustables so that you can post up a picture as an avatar (under signature), describe your motorbikes, and select your preferences, etc.

Welcome to the forum.

As for mounting a dual seat, you might try http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/select?product=M&archive=0 open the 'classic' listing, find your bike, the bike's year, then open section 52 (for seats) where you can view the parts catalogue for your model. The schematic will give you some idea of what's needed. There were several seat choices in the K75/K100 series from 1986 on. If you're going from a 'normal' height seat to a low then there will be complcations with side covers, tank shroud and attachment points. These might be needed from a low seat version, unless you've accommodated for that already.

stonesphear wrote:2 Vespa's, 3 Harley's, a Matchless Indian, a Triumph Cub, A BSA 441 Victor, All gone but wish I'd have kept them all.
Also  a  59 Cushman All  State scooter I still own,  A 62 Honda 125 trials  I still own. A BMW R50/2 Earls Fork I still own and of course last but not least a K75 S Brick I still own since year 2001.

Welcome Stonesphear,

Quite a mix of previous and current bikes and scooters you have owned but at least you kept the K75 and haven't added her to the list of regrets. After 15 years - any particular reason why you're changing seat style now? 

Enjoy the forum.

Welcome!