Thanks 11949. Here's a few more pics. The taller blonde (also astride the black /5) is the same woman pictured on the cover of the new 2017 Airhead calendar.
Speaking of the calendar, I've gotta say "Nice job and nice photos!" I really like it.
Maupin run 2015, me and the posse.
Here is my nekked 1979 R100 RT in Brown. I've had it now for 2 years. A guy gave it to me as he hadn't run it for 5 years. A little bit of work, some more work, a bit of riding, a bit more work, and the machine is in a great way. I picked up a spare tank, side covers, and fenders and come spring my bike will be 1970 Hemi Orange.
Love this bike!!!!!! 1960 R60. Beautiful day for a ride. 80 degrees and crystal clear skies.
Got bored today, and started tearing into the R80 to replace pushrod seals . . . .
Got bored today, and started tearing into the R80 to replace pushrod seals . . . .
Steevo -
You make working on Airheads seem a little easier, neater, and a LOT less trouble than working on an Oilhead !!
Owning an old Airhead is easy.
Keeping an old Airhead running great is the true test.
Hmmm. I guess that clearly demonstrates the "Simple By Design" mantra, eh?
Hi folks, a new member here, having joined in October 2016. Images of my two Airheads, description in signature below. Looking forward to membership with Airheads Beemer Club and communication with like minded souls. John in Sydney, Australia.
My 1979 R100, purchased a new tank, side covers, and fenders. Soon it will be Orange.
That is one gorgeous R90/6!!!
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