BMW R 100 S Scherb
Manufacturer: BMW Model: R 100 S Color: Lavarot metallic Date of manufacture: 06/1978 First registration: 14.8.1979 Mileage: 28,000 (!) TÜV: new at time of sale Number of owners: first owner 1
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Original 28,000 km – 1st hand – conversion for reliability racing – aluminum racing tank, polished channels, Scherb pegs, Kröber DZM etc.
Equipment:
Contemporary conversion for ZUVI racing Condition:
Very good condition, with road approval. Tires need to be replaced.
Special features:
Engine and frame with matching numbers.
Conversion to ZUVI machine with exquisite parts:
– Scherb footrests,
– Scherb fairing
– Stub handlebars
– Kröber rev counter
– Briel intermediate ring with cooling pipes
– Scherb racing hump
– Engine and chassis optimization
– Aluminium racing tank About the machine:
This machine is a special piece with an interesting history and fine components. In 1979, the BMW was rebuilt by the owner with great sensitivity and expertise. It was intended to take part in reliability races. For this purpose, the machine was dismantled immediately after purchase and then – after optimization of the individual assemblies – reassembled. For example, the channels were polished, the oil cooling optimized and the carburettors overhauled. The chassis was also optimized. Rear shock absorbers with air bags were fitted. Unimaginably expensive at the time, they unfortunately had to be replaced due to leaks. Another highlight of the racing scene at the time was the chassis optimization by fitting MKC film capacitors to selected assemblies. At the time, opinions were divided on this. Some called it humbug, others a true miracle cure. The owner of this machine experimented in this once new field; he was also well known in the racing scene. Many of the components are identical to those used by Helmut Dähne when building his racing machine for the Isle of Man. An early, serious illness prevented the owner from taking part in the race. The machine was therefore stored professionally without having taken part in a race and was warmed up once a year by a neighbor on the adjacent country lanes and stored again. After the owner’s death, the widow kept up this ritual. In this way, damage to the stand was professionally avoided. After removing the corrosion-protecting waxes and oils, the Scherb shines again in an attractive condition. A beautiful, technically well thought-out contemporary conversion that is rarely seen.
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