BMW R1150 - valve cover gaskets, grommets and an oil filter - Bike Tech - Sport-Touring

• BMW R1150 - valve cover gaskets, grommets and an oil filter by chornbe on 09 Mar, 2016 18:12
• New, in package:
  * valve cover gaskets (pair)
  * valve cover bolt grommets
  * oil filter and crush washer
  
  Let's say... $35 shipped in the CON US 48 for the lot?
  
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• #1 by Mrs. DantesDame on 10 Mar, 2016 04:34
• Ok, I'll bite. My nephew stationed in Germany now has an R1100GS. Do you think/know if these will work? I'm guessing yes, but that's a guess.
  
  Anyway, I'll wait for your educated answer because that's more fun than going to Google 
• #2 by chornbe on 10 Mar, 2016 04:55
• According to the european parts supplier, MotoWorks, the same gasket fits: R850, R1100, R1150, Cruiser*
  
  * by cruiser, I assume they mean the R1150C? What was that, the "Rockster" or something?
• #3 by chornbe on 10 Mar, 2016 04:58
• PS... I think I have the inner gasket for the spark plug socket too, to toss in.
  
  That's like a $12.00 value free, but only if you act now.
  
  Operators are standing by, and Jerry Lewis is drunk off his ass singing I'm a Little Tea Cup with Dean Martin's left arm.
  
  Won't you pledge to save Dean Martin's left arm?
  
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• #4 by Mrs. DantesDame on 10 Mar, 2016 07:50
• Bah! Screw Dean Martin and his missing arm! What's a one-armed man worth these days, anyway?
  
  
  Ok, I've dropped the question in my nephew's lap. If he answers quickly and says "no", I'll let you know. If he answers quickly and says "yes", I'll let you know. And if he doesn't answer, I may go through with it anyway, just not so quickly... Got that? 
• #5 by radon222 on 10 Mar, 2016 08:53
• Quote from: chornbe on 10 Mar, 2016 04:55

  According to the european parts supplier, MotoWorks, the same gasket fits: R850, R1100, R1150, Cruiser*
  
  * by cruiser, I assume they mean the R1150C? What was that, the "Rockster" or something?
  

  
  
  The "Cruisers" were the Chromehead's.  Ie Montauk etc. 
  
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  The Rockster is a mostly color variation of the Oilhead 1150R roadster. 
  
  
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• #6 by Mrs. DantesDame on 10 Mar, 2016 09:43
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  ugh. The "Cruisers" were (are) the most hideous motorcycle that BMW ever produced 
• #7 by mxvet57 on 10 Mar, 2016 10:25
• Quote from: Mrs. DantesDame on 10 Mar, 2016 09:43

  
  ugh. The "Cruisers" were (are) the most hideous motorcycle that BMW ever produced 
  

  
  
  Hater.     (but I do agree with you)
• #8 by chornbe on 10 Mar, 2016 13:33
• Ah, right... Montauk. That's the name I was forgetting. Thanks for the reminder.
  
  The R1200CLC was, quite possibly, the ugliest thing on the planet, right inline with the Ducati Indiana.
  
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• #9 by kneescrubber on 11 Mar, 2016 18:18
• Quote from: Mrs. DantesDame on 10 Mar, 2016 09:43

  
  ugh. The "Cruisers" were (are) the most hideous motorcycle that BMW ever produced 
  

  
  That was Michael Jordan's first motorcycle.