I have these:



They're brand new and go on any K100RS 8V or 16V or K1100RS with Motorsport colours (Perlmutt) and when applied are on the upper fairing from just below the outer edge of the headlight to just under the mirror. Part numbers 51 14 1 455 895 & 896.

In the US they're just under $20 each and are still available from BMWAG. Give me that for the pair plus postage and they're yours.

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Two Wheels Better wrote:I have these:



They're brand new and go on any K100RS 8V or 16V or K1100RS with Motorsport colours (Perlmutt) and when applied are on the upper fairing from just below the outer edge of the headlight to just under the mirror. Part numbers 51 14 1 455 895 & 896.

In the US they're just under $20 each and are still available from BMWAG. Give me that for the pair plus postage and they're yours.

Catalogue link
RealOEM's price shown here is incorrect. They're currently $19.18 a piece.

Hello

Are these still available  ???

Hello
Are these still available  ???

Yep. Still gots 'em.

Postage from Yankland to Ockerville: $12.60USD

US Postal Service First-Class Mail® International Large Envelope

Max. length 15", height 12" or thickness 3/4"

Sent PM

Matt

Matthew-Brisbane wrote:Sent PM

Matt

There doesn't appear to be a PM from you in my inbox. Lemme know if you're still wanting them as I've found them in my spares file and have set them to one side for you.

Yes

think I may have left the message on your profile visitor page 

opps sorry

Hi Two Wheel Better, 
it's pretty rare to find them, congratulations!
Would it be possible to receive a larger picture of them?
I've started designing them last year from my own K100RS Motorsport but it'll help a lot to see them flat

Stickersman wrote:Hi Two Wheel Better, 
it's pretty rare to find them, congratulations!
Would it be possible to receive a larger picture of them?
I've started designing them last year from my own K100RS Motorsport but it'll help a lot to see them flat

I grabbed them at a BMW dealer's parts "swap meet" a while back. That's me, can't leave old K bike spares alone! Tomorrow I go to visit a local BMW /2 to /5 Airhead mechanic who just happened to buy a container of NOS and such from a retiring Oregon repair shop that works exclusively on Beemers. He got a load of K bike bits in the deal and wants me to take them away. I don't know what I'm getting just yet. Pandora's box!?

They're in BMWNA parts bags, with transfer paper over them which I'd be hesitant to peel off, and, they're about to depart for the Lucky Country where I'm sure they'll find a good home. I'll try to lay them flat and take a good photo of them with a ruler next to them before they go away.

Perhaps this will help...

Yes, that will do! Thanks a lot, now I can scale my design to actual size (at least for those two)

Jealous of your bits and bolts deal, is it just me or the K100 series is not much popular Down Under?

Don't say it's for that hot wind that constantly pleases the left knee with extra 90 degrees feeling on top of outside temperature 

Stickersman wrote:Yes, that will do! Thanks a lot, now I can scale my design to actual size (at least for those two)

Jealous of your bits and bolts deal, is it just me or the K100 series is not much popular Down Under?

Don't say it's for that hot wind that constantly pleases the left knee with extra 90 degrees feeling on top of outside temperature 

No worries, glad to assist anyone who's interested in keeping the world in Mighty K spares.

The K series is quite popular DU and in fact a fair few riders have worked out fuel coolers to keep the heat at bay in OZ's often scorching Summers. It wouldn't be a stretch to say we are rather well represented here in the forum, eh mates?!

I had a good squiz and my mate's K spares collection (where I am in the USA) and it's mostly engine covers & instrument clusters with an
ABS I pump and some other small bits. He gave me a 17" front wheel and two row radiator, both in good nick, just for looking. I know I have a pair of good floating brake discs in my shed back home, I'm already using four piston calipers and Marzocchi forks with K11 20mm master cylinder from a 16V model....know I can use a proper sized matching pair of tyres! I've been using an 18" K75S front with the 18" 16V out the back....nothing ever stays static with me.

That's great to know!

Thanks Two Wheels 

They turned up today in the post  and not damaged 

Matthew-Brisbane wrote:Thanks Two Wheels
They turned up today in the post  and not damaged

Excelente! I'm glad the cardboard sammich did its job.