R90S
New Member
Hello, all,
My focus has been on cafe bikes since the 70's, when I got a copy of the Dunstall catalog and wore it out, dreaming about having one of each.
Since then I became a fan of BMW airheads, as they are a perfect candidate for mods - big support network, simple and dependable, easily upgraded power and brakes, and just a bit out of the mainstream. Plus, my brother Nels had several.
I bought an R90S, and we took some trips through Canada:
It wasn't long before I bought my own R100RS, the original '77 model:
That made the R90S available for some changes. Today it has become my naked cafe bike:
I then wanted to build my ultimate BMW cafe bike. It took four years, and much help from experts, but here it is:
Later,
Jon-Lars Sorenson
Beverly, WA
My focus has been on cafe bikes since the 70's, when I got a copy of the Dunstall catalog and wore it out, dreaming about having one of each.
Since then I became a fan of BMW airheads, as they are a perfect candidate for mods - big support network, simple and dependable, easily upgraded power and brakes, and just a bit out of the mainstream. Plus, my brother Nels had several.
I bought an R90S, and we took some trips through Canada:
It wasn't long before I bought my own R100RS, the original '77 model:
That made the R90S available for some changes. Today it has become my naked cafe bike:
I then wanted to build my ultimate BMW cafe bike. It took four years, and much help from experts, but here it is:
Later,
Jon-Lars Sorenson
Beverly, WA