K75 Parts availability?

[tomrice]

Thinking of buying an old K75 (1990), but the biggest question in my mind is availability of parts (in US) for a bike that is ~18 years old and stopped production over 10 years ago. Anyone know how difficult / easy it is to get parts?

[tnbeemer]

I have a 1984 K100RT and have no problems getting parts from my BMW dealer. Since both the K75 and K100's used most of the same parts I don't think you will have any problems getting parts.

[PMitchell]

Thinking of buying an old K75 (1990), but the biggest question in my mind is availability of parts (in US) for a bike that is ~18 years old and stopped production over 10 years ago. Anyone know how difficult / easy it is to get parts?

Last thing I ordered were some new strip hinges for the side cases. Chicago BMW had 'em! :bmw:
There are a number of sites that have the web microfische equivalent to ID parts.

A&S (http://www.ascycles.com/illustrated_parts_catalog_main.aspx)

MAX BMW (http://www.maxbmwmotorcycles.com/fiche/fiche.asp)

Also Beemer Boneyard (http://www.beemerboneyard.com/1sections.html)
They weren't called the "Flying brick" for nothing. Lots still on the road including mine.

[UncleRock]

I have a 87, lots of parts out there except crash bars

Rock

[ATFLT]

That is the really good part about BMW. You can get parts very easy for old BMW's. The K75 should be no exception.