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INTRODUCTION by Newbie BMW owner Tue Apr 18, 2017 10:16 am
AndrewP
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Firstly hello to everyone in this Forum
Well I've been riding bikes of all types since I got a licence back in the UK some 32 years ago and never worried which badge I was riding just loved all bikes ( still do ) but last week I decided I wanted to do a little project and found an old beaten up 1989 K100RS in Pomona ( Australia ). BTW I live on the Sunshine Coast in OZ now for the last 13 years. Long story short ....I rode this bike home and I just kept grinning.......and grinning all the way home, loved the quirky switches, loved how she tracked round sweeping bends, loved the feel of the motor. I couldn't stop smiling and was super excited to get her home and start work on her. She looked a bit of a pig and getting her original wouldn't be an option but I loved this machine. So this is how it started.....scrambler/cafe racer conversion. Thank you Andrew.
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Well I've been riding bikes of all types since I got a licence back in the UK some 32 years ago and never worried which badge I was riding just loved all bikes ( still do ) but last week I decided I wanted to do a little project and found an old beaten up 1989 K100RS in Pomona ( Australia ). BTW I live on the Sunshine Coast in OZ now for the last 13 years. Long story short ....I rode this bike home and I just kept grinning.......and grinning all the way home, loved the quirky switches, loved how she tracked round sweeping bends, loved the feel of the motor. I couldn't stop smiling and was super excited to get her home and start work on her. She looked a bit of a pig and getting her original wouldn't be an option but I loved this machine. So this is how it started.....scrambler/cafe racer conversion. Thank you Andrew.