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Thanks, Mike. That is a very sharp looking bike! Good job.
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Looks like a police bike
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That is beautiful. Looks like a brand new machine.
Congrats.
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Mike123
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| Sonu wrote: | Looks like a police bike
Everyone will get out of your way |
Thanks - old Met Police Bike
Next job is to touch up the panniers over the winter months and paint the down pipes (heat resistant paint)
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Mike123
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| whyoldbill wrote: | That is beautiful. Looks like a brand new machine.
Congrats. |
Thanks - bit of work to do still on replacing brake pads in winter
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Looks very nice. I like the pinstriping.
Why the early K100 side covers?
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Mike123
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| Flying Duck wrote: | Looks very nice. I like the pinstriping.
Why the early K100 side covers? |
Never noticed, as new to BMW's - I will look into
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Mike123
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Actually looking at other "ex" Police bikes some of these also have the K100 covers - good spot as I never had noticed before hand
Looking at where the normal covers go there are power points installed to the left of the panels so can only assume this space is freed up for that reason
But some may have more detail why k100 panels were used besides K1100 ones........
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