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technical information about the bmw R100gs
Hello
I need technical information about the bmw R100gs. I need a good technical workshop book and parts book and some good internet forums. Suggestions? Thanks Bernardo Feio
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bernardo feio (Portugal) 2.5 Land Rover Lightweight / BMW R100 GS |
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Both of these sites have lots of info.
The Airheads club Airheads Beemer Club - Home Snowbums site BMW Motorcycle Repair |
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Parts information here...
MAX BMW Motorcycles - Parts Fiche and all you need to know about airheads here ::. UKGSer.com .:: - Powered by vBulletin |
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I find the original BMW workshop-manual better then Haynes (I have both).
It can be bought from a BMW-dealer or you can download a scrappy scan here: http://www.actiontouring.com/bmwtech/manual.pdf |
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Which manual is better?
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Which manual is the best? All the best, Samy
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Thanks for the good info
(I also normally don’t like the Haynes manuals…)
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bernardo feio (Portugal) 2.5 Land Rover Lightweight / BMW R100 GS |
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Clymer is good manual though pictures are a bit dark and not clear. Electrical diagrams included in Clymer. I was thinking to make a copy of needed chapters and carry on the bike at long rides. I found the manual at pdf format. Having it in a small notebook will be enough I guess.
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BMW Motorcycle Spares - Motobins Ltd - Welcome
They sell an original sparepart catalogue (microfish print) - very usefull. BMW original WSM - supplements Haynes and Clymer. On yahoo you have Airhead Tech, Euroheads and Ozheads: I have found them to be very helpfull. BMW Motorcycle Owners of America is a wonderful source of information. Airhead Beemer Club in San Diego is also a very good source. Horizons Unlimited is a very good site -
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Drive Safely, Albert |
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this is the link...
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