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  1. 04-25-2018, 07:35 AM #1
    911MRP
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    Seeking advice from any BMW motorcycle folks here -- tools

    Got these old mainly BMW bike tools sitting around. Unlikely to use them. Identifiers on photo for some that are probaly correct and maybe can figure out the rest if I looked into it. Possibly time to move them on either individually but prefer to keep set together -- maybe useful for old bike workshop.

    Have we got some folks on this board who know about them or have the relevant BMW bikes and this equipment is useful to work on them. Solid old tools with some surface rust -- which is how they came to me from son an old boy who used to have a motorbike repair shop. Bought them to avoid them from being put in dumpster some years ago as seemed a pity to see them scrapped.

    Looking for input at this stage to decide what to do. Maybe there is a forum for the old BMW bikes? They are in UK and not lightweight.

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  2. 04-25-2018, 08:14 AM #2
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    Hi Steve, germany might be a market for this.
    You could try Tobias Aichele (the former Porsche Press guy). He is now also in BMW motorcyles - I am sure he has some nice Porsche stuff to trade.
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  4. 04-25-2018, 09:29 AM #4
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    Thanks Uli. Trade would indeed be preferable.

    Spring weather and lush greenery whets the appetite for the various events. Looking forward to revival at end of the season

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