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On Sat, 8 Sep 2018 16:26:33 -0600, rbowman wrote:
snip I wouldn't mind an old RS80 or such I'm guessing you mean an R80RS? R (series), 80 (800cc) RS (Renn/Reisesport (Sports tourer)). I have a R80 (naked R series 800cc aircooled twin) and a R100RT (1000cc Reise (Travel) Tourer). but the new BMW bikes are overpriced and a nightmare to work on. But seem to be selling well, because they are very competent? I think things like this go though several phases of complexity ... from yer basic points and carbs, to some electronics but little in the way of any intelligent diagnostics to the all singing computer controlled thingy that are relatively easy to diagnose / tune (with the right kit). When the clutch splines stripped on my R100RT at 35K miles I borrowed a Yamaha 900 Diversion for a week with the thought of replacing the RT with such. I only road the 900 Divvy twice in the week I had it and whilst it was very good at what it did, it wasn't what I wanted from my motorcycling (no 'character'). Cheers, T i m. |
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