2 Re: Hello from Cape Town, South Africa Thu Oct 06, 2016 3:42 am
Chocolate
Life time member
Hey Len!
Welcome here, indeed a nice bike the K1.
You will find some K1 riders here.
Good classic, worthwhile restoring.
Cheers from Germany
Welcome here, indeed a nice bike the K1.
You will find some K1 riders here.
Good classic, worthwhile restoring.
Cheers from Germany
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3 Re: Hello from Cape Town, South Africa Thu Oct 06, 2016 5:51 am
BIG D
Life time member
Hi Len,
Welcome to the forum that's a nice bike you have
BIG D
89 K100LT
4 Re: Hello from Cape Town, South Africa Thu Oct 06, 2016 8:07 am
Brad-Man
Life time member
WelKome!
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5 Re: Hello from Cape Town, South Africa Thu Oct 06, 2016 9:39 am
Rick G
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WelKome to the forum Len. I've never been a big fan of thr blue or red colour schemes on the K1s, reckon it looks tops like it is.
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6 Red and yellow is always a contentious debate Thu Oct 06, 2016 4:49 pm
2bAlive
active member
RicK G wrote:WelKome to the forum Len. I've never been a big fan of thr blue or red colour schemes on the K1s, reckon it looks tops like it is.
It has been a tough decision, I grew very fond of the understated K1 looks and have changed my mind at least five times.
My local carwash have managed to drop my bike and then caused more damaged picking it up. Got to repaint all but two of the panels, so decided to take the plunge.
Also had the red and yellow on my wall as a kid, so got to go with it!
7 Re: Hello from Cape Town, South Africa Sun Oct 09, 2016 12:08 pm
rawdonball
Gold member
Hi Len,
How long have you owned that beauty and what sort of mileage have you put on her?
Welcome from WA
How long have you owned that beauty and what sort of mileage have you put on her?
Welcome from WA
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8 Re: Hello from Cape Town, South Africa Sun Oct 09, 2016 5:04 pm
2bAlive
active member
rawdonball wrote:Hi Len,
How long have you owned that beauty and what sort of mileage have you put on her?
Welcome from WA
I have had her for just over a year now. Just gone through five 7s (77 777), I added about 5000km of them.
She shares a garage with two early 1980s airheads, but has become my favorite for fast early morning rides through our mountain passes. Luckily my legs are short, so day long rides are fine.
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