My interest in K100 started about 1997. I bought a race damaged K100 and fixed it. That was before 1997. I sold it in 1997. Almost immediately I regretted selling it. It took selling it to make me realized what a great bike it is. Like they say, you don't miss your water till your well runs dry.

Many years and a few restores of other bikes later I again have a couple of K100's I'm working on. I started a web site, mainly because documenting my other restores and the associated photos ended up spread over several computers and some got lost. So I decided I'd do a web site for the work I'm doing now. Feel free to visit


http://bmwk100k75.weebly.com/

and leave your footprint.

Pull a chair up and join the throng.