Greeting all.
I'm new to "Brick Bikes" but not to BMW's in general.  My other bike is a 1992 R100gspd.  I've owned two other GSPD's, one R1200gs, four F650gs and one 650gs Dakar.  I've never been disapppointed in any of these bikes, as a matter of fact Id like to have most of them back.
I bought a K75rt to ride while I wrenched my other bike back into reliability.  The problem is, the k75 is soooo smooth and easy to ride, I haven't been in a large hurry to get the R100 back up and running.  I will of course, but these "Bricks" are pretty easy to get used to.
I do most all of my own wrenching, mechanical and electrical problems are just an opportunity to learn something new.
Been riding and wrenching well over 50 years, it's a great hobby I don't seen to tire of.

Welcome along CNRED. 

Glad to hear that you are not disappointed with your K75. As, no doubt you have seen already, there is a huge amount of info here on the forum to help you with your wrenching activities and when you're delving onto the electrics. It's also a pretty sociable place, with good humour and banter dished out on a regular basis.

Post some pics of your K75 when you get a chance...

Enjoy

Welkome from down under. Good to hear about another happy K75 owner.

Enjoy all aspects of the forum.

Cheers

Welcome to the darKside.

Welkome!

Great, someone from AZ, now I can come out with all my Yankee jokes.
Welcome to the Knuthouse...

Born Again Eccentric wrote:Welcome along CNRED. 

Glad to hear that you are not disappointed with your K75. As, no doubt you have seen already, there is a huge amount of info here on the forum to help you with your wrenching activities and when you're delving onto the electrics. It's also a pretty sociable place, with good humour and banter dished out on a regular basis.

Post some pics of your K75 when you get a chance...

Enjoy

Welcome too from the home of Liquid Engineering. It's a two pack system. Great to have you here!! Don't be afraid to ask any questions, you will always get a good answer as everyone is very knowledgeable and willing to share information parts etc

Shoulda gone to Specsavers larrikin?

Welcome CN, a good choice in the 75.  

Many years ago I went water skiing in Roosevelt Lake with friends from Tucson.  The roads around there looked pretty good but not many bikes though.  Perhaps that's changed.

Gaz wrote:Shoulda gone to Specsavers larrikin?

Long distance traveller!

Owned as many as three Bricks at one time.. I'm down to one presently.  I'm in the process of bringing back a 1990 K75s.  
Bike was backed into in a driveway, ruined the front fairing parts and headlight.  Bike was then parked outside in the Arizona heat for 10 years.  Not an issue, I'm bringing it back as a Standard model.
Bike runs excellently. it's named "The Brick of Many Colors" (BOMC).  It started out dark blue. Tank was trash so I bought a tank, unfortunately it was red, had a white tail section and a green headlight shroud.
It will be all on color soon.

Welcome to the clan, CNRED.  Like you, I've had many miles on airheads.  But I have found that K-bikes are quick to win your favor... not that I plan to get rid of my beloved R100RS anytime soon.

Welcome to the forum!! Glad to have you drop by and participate.