Here's the link... Im wondering if its a good deal.
http://newyork.craigslist.org/brk/mcy/95202034.html
A friend of mine wants a vintage beemer. How hard are parts to come by??
Thanks
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What are your opinions on this bike.
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Parts are fairly easy to come by. I dare say that vintage beemers are probably the easiest to work on due to parts availability. With few exceptions I could open a vintage beemer parts catalogue right now and build a brand new bike out of spare parts.
Downside. Parts are not cheap, but they aren't killer expensive either.
The r75/5 is a great bike with a strong following and there is plenty of help out there to wrench on it yourself. Depending on the work it needs, 800 seems like a deal, especially since I'm looking for a cafe project myself
Good thing for your friend I am in Italy
Downside. Parts are not cheap, but they aren't killer expensive either.
The r75/5 is a great bike with a strong following and there is plenty of help out there to wrench on it yourself. Depending on the work it needs, 800 seems like a deal, especially since I'm looking for a cafe project myself

Good thing for your friend I am in Italy

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