RE: 78 R 100 7

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RE: 78 R 100 7

RE: 78 R 100 7 
Jim in Seattle said 2011-01-03 12:37 
 
I have owned a R80/7 and a R100/7. Both are excellent bikes. I rode the R80 from MN to OR and back. The R80 has less vibration of the two.

The R100/7 came standard with NO fairing. I had one installed when I purchased it.

I´ll take the 1978 R100/7 over a new BMW anyday. It´s lighter (427 lbs) and more reliable. Plus, I prefer the styling.

I also have a R1150 and a GS 1200. 
 
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