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Re: the 1986 K100 Wed Jul 18, 2012 7:05 am
Rick G
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Thats a very tidy '86 and the K75 is also nice but you must have a cast iron bum as both bikes have the standard bench seat.
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3 Re: the 1986 K100 Wed Jul 18, 2012 8:47 am
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Nice clean and original looking machine Duchie 
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4 Re: the 1986 K100 Wed Jul 18, 2012 3:20 pm
dutchie
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Rick G wrote:Thats a very tidy '86 and the K75 is also nice but you must have a cast iron bum as both bikes have the standard bench seat.
Hi Rick, once you get used to it, its doable for a few hundred km, and i'm on a bike almost mine entire adult life.
In the good old days the seats where hard like concrete, no complaints then either.
greetz Dick
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