BMW 1973 K75/5

gotta say, that does look rather fun.
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Well, AFAIR he's been specialising in older BMWs for ages, he was
certainly around when I was living in Germany and reading the classic
rags there. He's been on my BMW links page for quite some time

Yup, that's where I got the parts from my /5 from. Not sure if they
still ship to the US and Canada (PeterT is in California) as they
mentioned at some point that the shipping cost was bordering on the
unreal.

 

and motorworks:

http://www.motorworks.co.uk/rd/home.php

and DiFazio Motorcycles in somerset, but no web presence it seems:

http://www.somerset-information.co.uk/details.asp?listid=96

 

And James Sherlock:

http://www.james-sherlock.co.uk/


Regards,

Simonm.

 

If you are looking for BMW try this site in Germany good value plus
tax/insurance to get home

http://www.motoscout24.autoscout24.de/public/home.aspx

If you can read German even better, but you can work out most of the posts,


Mike O.
Ireland.

 

"Mike H." spouted:

Well, thank you. I doubt I'll have any difficulties reading German, but I
suppose the chance of getting the bike to where I am now (i.e. West Coast,
USA) might be a tad difficult. ;-) Anyway, bought myself a K75S now, which
so far has been a pleasure to ride.