Hi Guys and Gals
My name is Paul and I hail from Brisbane Australia.
I have owned a 1984 K100RS for about 12 months.  Great old girl never really causes me any issues (except when she tried to put me through an Armco fence because the suspension ran out of puff on a corrugated corner......).  She has about 150,000 km on the clock and except for the rattly clutch and a few electrical gremlins which will sort soon is pretty good.  There are some tidy up items as well like foot peg rubbers and the black chrome cover of the muffler us peeling off as there is rust underneath.  I'll probably get it ceramic coated at some stage.  The digital numbers on the clock and gear selector could do with some work as well.  But for $2000 I'm not complaining - I could get on it tomorrow and ride off into the long distance without a problem.
Look forward to sharing stories and advice.
Cheers
Paul

Welcome to the forum from some in the proper state. You have plenty of people close go you in that part of the world who could help. At 150000 it is just about run in and you will to know the bike really well.

Thanks for the welcome.

I thought I'd see a lot more K100's on the road but they seem few and far between these days - not sure if people have started locking them away for a sunny day!!

Hi Paul welcome to our little corner of the www
I shall deal with Ainsjac AKA Stanley later and remind him who won the footy on Wednesday

Football....what football?

ainsjac wrote:Football....what football?

The one they throw around a paddock and catch with their hands

Welcome from just south of the border Paul.
Its a good ride... enjoy.

G'Day form WA
Great source here for info just ask
Cheers
Mike

Hi Paul , good to have another K along for the ride.
enjoy your time here.

welcome aboard paul
have fun with the k ....they grow on you pretty much

hope you got some new tyres ...they can transform the handling dramatically ....along with a good rear shockie

ride well

Welcome Paul. There are some knowledgeable people here (I'm not including myself in that statement!).

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Welcome to the forum from an expat Queenslander (only four months to go!). There's a good mob out and about SE Qld (and below the border) who can assist with anything you might need to know about keeping your Mighty K rolling. They are well-used and well-loved riding animals with a little blood in 'em, as you know by now.

"They are well-used and well-loved riding animals with a little blood in 'em..."

Us or the bikes?

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