Nice work. There are some sacrileges (to me) like the front turn signals, the seat and that "accessory" on the Krauser bags. Other than that, a very, very nice work!
I have to wonder if he tore down the top end and just didn't show it. As a former BMW owner and racer I know that BMW Boxers are the easiest to tear down to check riings valves and pistons. Now he may have for gone doing it because it was a low mileage bike but there was not mention of it in the video. I loved seeing a old work horse put back on the road.
There is a lot of needless editing in this video. Also, I am pretty sure that I remember the electric knife bit. Either I time traveled or this has already been published.
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Kondisi yang masih sangat bagus untuk motor tahun tua 😊
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I would have loved to hear that wonderful sound of the Boxer engine.
Bravo Mike! Quite the artist!
Restoration with love 👍
Get this guy to be CEO of BMW.
Wonderful work!!
great bike!!!
It sure is!
Very good job, boy !
Nice work. There are some sacrileges (to me) like the front turn signals, the seat and that "accessory" on the Krauser bags. Other than that, a very, very nice work!
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Nice wash
Thank you! Cheers!
I have to wonder if he tore down the top end and just didn't show it. As a former BMW owner and racer I know that BMW Boxers are the easiest to tear down to check riings valves and pistons. Now he may have for gone doing it because it was a low mileage bike but there was not mention of it in the video. I loved seeing a old work horse put back on the road.
My favorite part of the post is not saying how much this restoration cost.
This is not a restoration- it’s a re-spray! What about the engine internals? Obviously they were all perfect!
Why is the BMW roundel showing BMW backwards at 10:18 ?
There is a lot of needless editing in this video. Also, I am pretty sure that I remember the electric knife bit. Either I time traveled or this has already been published.
Peccato per le frecce anteriori e la discutibile sella….
Poor thing was "rode hard and put away wet" as they say on this side of the pond...