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There are any number of dealer and other sites to use to look up the part numbers you need. My favourite is
www.realoem.com but dealers like Bob's BMW. Max BMW, South Sound Motorcycles, and others have links to BMW's ETK (Elektronik Teile Katalog).
Here's a link to real OEM:
Real OEM BMW Motorcycles US ModelsIf you have any specific questions about how to use BMW's catalogues or how the part numbering system works, ask away. There are many obliging members on this forum.
One other bit of advice that is useful to others when you're asking questions, is for you to go to the Signature line in the Profile tab above and add your year and model, even the last seven digits of the VIN to your profile, so we know what it is you're talking about without having to search back through your posts to see what model you might have mentioned days or weeks ago.
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