anyone know which BMC filter fits the 1000s?
George Waite
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air filters
by boilermaker » Tue Nov 27, 2007 4:42 pm
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Re: air filters
by LWS66 » Thu Nov 29, 2007 10:34 pm
BMC only made one filter for a (now defunct) dealer here in the states back when the 1000 was introduced. They were wanting to get around 10 or so owners who wanted a filter in order to have a small batch made up.....it never happened.
Maybe there's something available from Germany? Theres nothing out there already existing that will fit. Its unique, and there's nothing that Ive seen that can be made to fit straight away, I've looked, and studied possible options. About the only option would be to cut out the entire paper section of the stock filter, cut down a K&N/BMC filter to fit within the plastic filter frame, and than epoxy the thing to it. It's possible, but then I imagine butchering up a $40-60 filter to do this and mucking it all up! The stock item will filter better than the K&N/BMC oiled gauze types, and I probably would'nt even notice any possible gains, so my new logic is that I'd rather have the best filtering media over any slight performance gains from a BMC type, as well as avoiding possibly destroying two good filters to do it.
Maybe there's something available from Germany? Theres nothing out there already existing that will fit. Its unique, and there's nothing that Ive seen that can be made to fit straight away, I've looked, and studied possible options. About the only option would be to cut out the entire paper section of the stock filter, cut down a K&N/BMC filter to fit within the plastic filter frame, and than epoxy the thing to it. It's possible, but then I imagine butchering up a $40-60 filter to do this and mucking it all up! The stock item will filter better than the K&N/BMC oiled gauze types, and I probably would'nt even notice any possible gains, so my new logic is that I'd rather have the best filtering media over any slight performance gains from a BMC type, as well as avoiding possibly destroying two good filters to do it.
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Re: air filters
by boilermaker » Mon Dec 03, 2007 6:16 pm
LWS 66
Many thanks for the reply, the info and the advice.
Regards
George Waite
Many thanks for the reply, the info and the advice.
Regards
George Waite
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Re: air filters
by DAVID THOMPSON » Mon Dec 03, 2007 6:49 pm
the rt125 filter is an mz oem only thing and all the other stuff i have tried just made the bike run bad
the one for the saxon tour and other rotax powered models can be one from the bmw chopper and a adapter made
to make it fit and bike runs ok
bmw number for it is 13 72 1 342 355
how to make adapter on request
ar dave
R1200C, R1200C/Montauk, R1200CL
the one for the saxon tour and other rotax powered models can be one from the bmw chopper and a adapter made
to make it fit and bike runs ok
bmw number for it is 13 72 1 342 355
how to make adapter on request
ar dave
R1200C, R1200C/Montauk, R1200CL
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