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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Any advice when seeking a good one? What to avoid and what to look for. I’m thinking R75/7 or R80. Any advice very welcome. Thanks guys/ ladies.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My Dad has had a few R80/7 and R100RS/RT and the big things are the electrics amd leaky carbs otherwise they're ace.

His current R100RT has 240k on the clock and is as sweet as a nut.

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By *ondonerMan
over a year ago

London / Essex borders

My dad had (has) an R80/7 RT which is the only one hike I rember him having as a kid - he commuted 20+ years on it, and only stopped riding it when it got knocked over in a car park, and didn't have time to get it repaired.

One day I'll get the time and cash to get her rebuilt and back on the road..

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By *ragaCouple
over a year ago

Boston


"My Dad has had a few R80/7 and R100RS/RT and the big things are the electrics amd leaky carbs otherwise they're ace.

His current R100RT has 240k on the clock and is as sweet as a nut."

Thats amazing, he must have really looked after it. Mine has 80k, just being renovated...hooe to keep it forever ans this gives ne hope

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I had an R100rs on a V plate 1980 clocked 1000's of miles on it in Europe etc only got rid because I didn't think the front single piston brakes was good enough when riding with mates, even thought about putting the later Brembo front end on it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

He has looked after it and yes he restored it around seven years ago but the motor just needed a bore hone and rings amd consumables like valve seals etc.

The crank and bores where perfect.

Totally amazing and I doubt my 1250GS will even be alive as a whole bike at that mileage.

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