| The Black K75RT
by Ted Verrill I
bought my 1994 K75RT on December 2, 2009. I had looked at over 50 bikes
over a 4 year period before picking this bike. The bike is in impeccible condition
and has 50,011 miles on the clock. I bought it from a good friend and it came
a thick stack of receipts from the truly meticulous maintenance.
The
bike is completely stock and has ABS brakes and options including BMW Sytem II
side and top hard cases, heated grips, electrically adjustable windscreen, and
the BMW comfort seat. The bike additionally came with an almost new Multivario
tankbag complete with rain liner and center section. Upcoming
plans for upgrades include the Run-N-Lites
K-Tail enhancement, an add-on
rear brake LED Light Bar, fork-mounted driving lights, an Aeroflow headlight
cover, and a few other things I will probably come across and find I need.
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Regular
Scheduled Maintenance
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| Pick Up Bike |
51,011 |
12/02/2009 |
YAY New(ish) Bike!
Bike received a complete Inspection II with Spline Lube, brake fluid
and coolant just prior to delivery. |
| Oil & Filter
Change |
51,951 |
05/31/10 |
Mobil-1, 15-50
(3.75Q) and a Mobile-1 M1-102 Oil Filter, new crush washers &
oil filter cover o-ring. |
Unscheduled
Maintenance History | | None
Yet :) | | | | | | | | | | |
Notable
Milage Records | Begin
Mile | Begin Date | End
Mile | End Date | Trip
Description | Trip
Notes | | 51,004 | 12/02/09 | 51,011 | 12/02/09 | Test
ride with Bill Shaw around the backroads of Oakton, Va. Yeah, like I wasn't going
to buy it anyway :) | Fuel
Pump gets whiney when it is low on gas. |
| 51,177 |
05/20/10 |
51,950 |
05/23/10 | Rode
down 375 miles to Hungry Mother State
Park via Lexington [66>81>64>18>100>42>16], then returned
345 miles [16>81>66]. | Ran
like a champ. | 

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