BMW K 75 Forum: Expert Insights, Owner Stories & Community Discussion

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The Flying Brick (K-Bikes) 15 topics Page 1 of 1 Topics Replies Views Last post. I'll likely never own a K75 again, but I'd recommend them to a rider interested in owning a "starter" BMW. Were I to ever obtain a second bike, I'd get a classic old Airhead with a sidecar - if you're going to have two bikes, might as well make 'em as different as possible!

Hi everybody. I've enjoyed reading the forum today, have read all I can find about the K75. I just bought a 1987 K75 (I think it's just the K75, no suffix on the manufacture plate or on the tail of the bike).

It has only 14,000 miles from the previous (original) owner, who traded it in for a. An international virtual gathering of riders, owners and lovers of the BMW-K steel framed K models who believe their K's should stay true to their. Easy to use forum for tips, comments, questions and answers: BMW K 75 discussions.

I've had plenty of BMWs of the R, F, and G persuasions but never a K. Does the K75S still hold up in this day and age? I know all the reviews praise it for being legendarily smooth and balanced, but that was 30 years ago. How does it compare to a modern motorcycle? Edit: just for reference my daily rider is a R1100S and R1200C and my current project bike is a R60/5.

K100-forum.com Technical, repair and troubleshooting Other K bricks (K75, K1100, K1) General discussion. Looking at buying a 1992 bmw K75S. Hey riders, I'm looking for some tips on things I can do for my K75S to dial in the ergonomics, and maybe mildly massage the performance of the bike.

Mine is a 92' K75S, but this thread might be a good place for any K75 owners, or even a few K100 owners, to show and tell the little tricks they've found over the years to really hook up their rides. My son recently had a minor crash on his 1988 K 75s, and is looking for all parts on the attached list. If you can help please let me know.

Thank you! George. A forum community dedicated to BMW K series motorcycles owners and enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about performance, touring, gear, modifications, classifieds, troubleshooting, maintenance, and more!