Hi all, 

new member saying 'hallo' from the Netherlands.

I got my K100 last year from my dad. 1984 K100 RS.
Although super comfortable, the looks of the original K100 bike didn;t really appeal to me. So I stripped it and changed it into this:



Next project is replacing the stock instrument cluster. I bought the cheap China gauge, which is causing some headaches, so hoping to find the million dollar 'why-is-it-not-working'-answer on these forums

Who am I?
28 y/o girl, Industrial designer, living in the Netherlands, also loves kitesurfing, mountainbiking and being sporty in general. 
Looking to expand the garage with a Lada Niva

WelKome from an Aussie who is temporarily not too far away, in France. 
Likely to make a short visit to Almere soon. 

Bill

MMo wrote:Hi all, 

new member saying 'hallo' from the Netherlands.

I got my K100 last year from my dad. 1984 K100 RS.
Although super comfortable, the looks of the original K100 bike didn;t really appeal to me. So I stripped it and changed it into this:



Next project is replacing the stock instrument cluster. I bought the cheap China gauge, which is causing some headaches, so hoping to find the million dollar 'why-is-it-not-working'-answer on these forums

Who am I?
28 y/o girl, Industrial designer, living in the Netherlands, also loves kitesurfing, mountainbiking and being sporty in general. 
Looking to expand the garage with a Lada Niva

Welcome to the forum too.

But mountain biking in the Netherlands?????

Anyway you will get answers on the forum and don't be afraid to ask any questions.

MMo wrote:Hi all, 

new member saying 'hallo' from the Netherlands.

I got my K100 last year from my dad. 1984 K100 RS.
Although super comfortable, the looks of the original K100 bike didn;t really appeal to me. So I stripped it and changed it into this:



Next project is replacing the stock instrument cluster. I bought the cheap China gauge, which is causing some headaches, so hoping to find the million dollar 'why-is-it-not-working'-answer on these forums

Who am I?
28 y/o girl, Industrial designer, living in the Netherlands, also loves kitesurfing, mountainbiking and being sporty in general. 
Looking to expand the garage with a Lada Niva

Welcome along MMo

Plenty of people hereabouts have exchanged the functional but clunky looking instrument cluster...and many have found problems with doing it!. Try typing your aftermarket speedo details into the search function on the forum page. The original cluster was designed to blend into the fairing - so no surprise that it looks wrong when you take all that cover away.

Hope your dad didn't mind you modifying his old bike! Looks sleek but a lot less comfortable and you've found an interesting way to "upgrade" the luggage.

Enjoy

Welcome here design girl!

Enjoy your bike.

Cheers from Germany 

Den Haag always a nice place and interesting architecture