K11 Owners Group

1993 K1100LT needs a new home. 99,000 miles and counting. New clutch, seals and spline lube at 92,000 miles. Has electronic cruise control as well as throttlemeister throttle lock. Russell Daylong sea ...

Like Sugarhill said, it is critical to have good lube at the cable barrel at the lever end. DAMHIK I have also heard that sometimes the bore in the clutch lever gets scored up from lack of lubricatio ...

You could fly back east to Pittsburgh, buy my '93 LT then ride it back to Chicago. Mine is in your price range.
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I've seen a guy put a K1100LT in the back of his truck. He was a VERY experienced mechanic though. Don't think I could ever do the same.

Put my '93 LT in the back of my S10 pickup with a s ...

Same deal with my '93. I purchased a new harness from the dealer and simply never use the low setting.
Jeff

You can start out on a K if you keep your wits about you. Rode some Japanese standards when I was younger. laid off of bikes for over 20 years then bought a '93 K1100LT when I was about 50 years old ...

Nice, kms or miles it is still good stuff.

She is sitting out by the road with a for sale sign on the windscreen. Makes her feel bad. Somebody should buy her as she wants to be ridden.
Jeff

I was also thinking it might be the mileage but 99K is not that many on a brick. Hope somebody buys it before I decide to do something stupid with it.

So, what is it about this bike that nobody is interested in it? I think I have it priced about right for the miles on it.

I hope someone picks it up that will ride it. It is to good of a bike to sit in the corner of the shed.
Jeff

99,000 miles. She is a rider not a garage queen. New clutch, seals and spline lube at 92K. Runs like a champ. Aftermarket radio as well as stock. Daylong saddle. Aux lights, Electronic cruise contr ...

Everything I have seen has the guy in Japan as the best on these controllers. Last time I looked it was $150 including shipping.

1 to 1.5mm sticks in my mind for the reveal. Make sure you keep it square. I used an old GM seal tool and cut it on a lathe to hold the reveal and squareness.
Jeff

I have not noticed a lot of difference in putting the bike on the center stand with the smaller diameter rear tire. I think it is all about technique and momentum. I have been running PR2s and then PR ...

I put the 110/80ZR-18 on the front and a 150/70ZR-17 on the rear. It is slightly shorter and slightly wider than the stock rear. It made about 2% difference in the speedo. I was reading about 8% off w ...

I don't remember which board I was on (MOA I think) but someone on there said that he had actually picked up and moved away. Totally unsubstantiated.

He had always gotten back to me on parts purch ...

I have heard that the first responders don't have a means to read what is on a thumb drive and most likely would not even if they had the means.
Jeff

I use the little waterproof tube on my coat zipper pull. Have been thinking of changing to dog tags. I never wear a watch and hate things on my wrists so the bracelet idea is out for me.
Jeff

www.re-psycle.com/

These guys are SE of Columbus, Ohio and have always treated me fair.