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Bricklayer

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The shield that is located below the gear shifter on a K1100- possible bolt on to K100. Anyone tried it?

K1100 exhaust shield on a K100 2V  D10

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Ringfad

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I just checked and it does appear to be an option. On my 87 RS there is a a blanked hole on the head for the front bracket and the rear one fits to one of the gearbox bolts. I was able to place the shield above the pipes but did not fit it. I can share pictures if you want.


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K1100 exhaust shield on a K100 2V  Ir-log10

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Please do as I cannot visualize the following, "I was able to place the shield above the pipes but did not fit it."  :-)

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Laitch

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The 4V K100/K1100 exhaust manifold pipes' curvaceous design seems to create a wider space between the outside edge of the pipe assembly and the transmission. The shield fits within that space. The 2V's relative straight pipe layout doesn't create that extra space. Grinding the outside of the shield could be an option. 

Of course, this apogee of deductive reasoning took place while gazing at two-dimensional Brick photos in a pre-coffee environment—a condition that will now be corrected. Smile

    

Bricklayer

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I do have in my tool kit the National Songbird of Southeast Asia, an angle grinder, so I just might get caffeinated and give it a whirl.

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Ringfad

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I am very much post coffee so gave it a try. It fits !. I did not remove the gearbox bolt as I need more than coffee to do that,  but it lines up perfectly and clears the pipes. The shield is off a K1100RS that I am working on otherwise it might be a permanent fixture. This is fitted to a 87 RS

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K1100 exhaust shield on a K100 2V  Ir-log10

   ;BMW; K100RS Style Black 1987 105K Km     ;BMW; K1 Black 1993 60K Km     ;BMW;  K1100RS Black 1996       ;BMW; K1 Blue 1990 25K Miles
    

Ringfad

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Some more pictures

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K1100 exhaust shield on a K100 2V  Ir-log10

   ;BMW; K100RS Style Black 1987 105K Km     ;BMW; K1 Black 1993 60K Km     ;BMW;  K1100RS Black 1996       ;BMW; K1 Blue 1990 25K Miles
    

Laitch

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With the addition of a wire retaining device, it looks like it would be a great place for warming burritos in transit. cheers

    

Bricklayer

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Super Mexicano "Exhaust Mod" Numero Uno- muchas gracias por los fotos mi amigo!

So if you add a newer model's part is it a "downgrade" or "retrograde"?

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