Any K bike riders out there?

[donutrider]

I believe that I've been missing out all these years.. if the previous generations of K bikes were anywhere close to being as enjoyable as my new one .. better late than never right??

[Yermo]

Check it out! A friend send me this. It looks like my ugly mug along with my '92 K100RS made the Aerostich catalog:

[rgiroux]

Originally Posted by Yermo

Check it out! A friend send me this. It looks like my ugly mug along with my '92 K100RS made the Aerostich catalog:

[jan.van.gent]

My BMW K1100rs in dakar gelb





Very happy with it


(don't mind the cross helmet)

[chasbo]

That is a nice K!

[duck]

It may look like a K1100RS but in reality its essentially a K1100RS powered by a K75 power plant. Smoother and lighter than a K1100 and more flickable in the turns. Sucks that I had to ride it down the coast earlier this week.

[DOGSROOT]

Originally Posted by duck

It may look like a K1100RS but in reality its essentially a K1100RS powered by a K75 power plant. Smoother and lighter than a K1100 and more flickable in the turns. Sucks that I had to ride it down the coast earlier this week.

WOW

That's quite the transmogrification.

I've heard of folks putting k1200 motors into K1100s, but never have seen anyone to the other direction.

Cool.

[mwood7800]

I had a pipe made for my k75 if anyone might be interested its the same pipe Larry Romestant has on his special k's , http://specialks.net/index.php?p=1_1...Special-BEAUTY-
Like to get 200 for it, thats 150 less then I have in it. Selling the bike with the stock pipe on it. Its 3 months old

[duck]

Originally Posted by DOGSROOT

WOW

That's quite the transmogrification.

I've heard of folks putting k1200 motors into K1100s, but never have seen anyone to the other direction.

Cool.

It's a sheep in wolf's clothing.

I've always liked the smoothness of the K75 engine and the looks of the K1100RS so this bike really works for me.

[frogy]

Originally Posted by duck

It's a sheep in wolf's clothing.

I've always liked the smoothness of the K75 engine and the looks of the K1100RS so this bike really works for me.

Duck,I'm assuming there are a lot of riders waiting for your hand-me-downs.

[Chico]

Me for one

[JakeS]

I took out my 2000 K12LT today that i bought for my Dad and didnt ride in a while. I Squeezed the front brake lever and it seems awfully squishy. Is this the norm for this bike? it could be just me from hoping off the K13GT onto that.
It still stops fine just seems like the lever needs to come in alot before it starts stoping and seems just a little strange to me.

[NCStephen]

Originally Posted by 1DirtyGS

I took out my 2000 K12LT today that i bought for my Dad and didnt ride in a while. I Squeezed the front brake lever and it seems awfully squishy. Is this the norm for this bike? it could be just me from hoping off the K13GT onto that.
It still stops fine just seems like the lever needs to come in alot before it starts stoping and seems just a little strange to me.

I'm not on those bikes so I can't compare with your comment. If you do notice a significant difference, then perhaps the rubber is aging in the LT so the lines are starting to swell under pressure. Might there also be some air in the lines? Is the fluid level good and the fluid more clear than tea colored brown? If it is low then perhaps there is a small small leak that has allowed a bit of air to migrate into the system. They would also allow the fluid to get a source of moisture.

NCS

[duck]

Anybody interested in a one owner 85 "naked" red K100 with only 7k on the clock? I know a local guy who is thinking of selling his. Bought it new in Colorado in 1985. Works for the military so has moved around a lot and the bike's spent most of it's life in storage. He brought it by my house last summer. It's pretty flippin' clean.

[Narsisco Lopez]

Just picked up a (barely) used K13S... 588 miles, PO babied it/farkled the hell out of it, sold it... thanks, PO, for storing it for me!