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A Viking enters the realm of this mighty forum Tue Sep 20, 2016 5:52 am
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Hi Everybody
Thank you for letting me in on this really well assorted forum, I must have read a few dozen of postings already.
I am a proud owner of a highly stuborn diva, my K100 RS from 1984.
I bought her two years ago and decided to shine her up, do some more in depth maintenance (i.e. spline lube as suggested by Chris Harris on Youtube, and fixing up the breaks and stuff like that) further more I took her in for a proper dress up as the previous owner tried to make a cafe racer but managed to just ruin the paint job.
I haven't quite decided whether I want to adventure on to the cafe racing world with her, because she is ment to be my noble steed in the summertime, thus having a proper wind deflection is pretty nice.
This might sound fine and dandy but I must admit Im in pretty dire need of some guidance, this will be on another thread I think.
Again thank you very much for letting me in and look forward to learning a bunch more!
Thank you for letting me in on this really well assorted forum, I must have read a few dozen of postings already.
I am a proud owner of a highly stuborn diva, my K100 RS from 1984.
I bought her two years ago and decided to shine her up, do some more in depth maintenance (i.e. spline lube as suggested by Chris Harris on Youtube, and fixing up the breaks and stuff like that) further more I took her in for a proper dress up as the previous owner tried to make a cafe racer but managed to just ruin the paint job.
I haven't quite decided whether I want to adventure on to the cafe racing world with her, because she is ment to be my noble steed in the summertime, thus having a proper wind deflection is pretty nice.
This might sound fine and dandy but I must admit Im in pretty dire need of some guidance, this will be on another thread I think.
Again thank you very much for letting me in and look forward to learning a bunch more!