BMW R Nine T by Duke Motorcycles

Nissan R90 CK

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Photo credit: Serrao D'Aquino Productions

BMW R90-6

downloaded yaga at my sister's request (to look at some things a friend had put up) and immediately saw a jersey i had to have. this is why i deleted the app in the first place

Motorcycle '76 BMW R90/6 on The One Motorcycle Show '23

Riding to City Island

Bikes & Breakfast in The Bronx

This is a video about riding motorcycles over the George Washington Bridge to City Island in The Bronx, New York.

If you're still reading this, me (Kawasaki W800 Cafe) and Dale the Organizer (BMW R90S) headed out at 7:45 am (yawn) on this perfect August Sunday morning for the second installment of Bikes & Breakfast: City Island. Getting to this neighborhood inside a borough inside the most crowded of cities from the other side of the Hudson River can be challenging -- and getting back a downwright ordeal -- but the rewards make it all worthwhile. We actually arrived to polite applause (the video will explain).

Unlike the other B&Bs in this area (Palisades and Cold Spring, NY, Bogota, NJ) the City Island gathering is mostly a chopper scene, but like a good yard sale "there's something for everybody." What wasn't for everybody was the guy who hooked up a microphone to his pipes so he could have the LOUDEST BIKE ON THE PLANET. A Bronx Cheer for you my friend.

Music: Summer Wind, performed by Scott Hamilton; written by Heinz Meier with English Lyrics by Johnny Mercer.

BMW R90 by Roland Sands Design RSD

BMW R90S 1974. 📸 Bring a Trailer. - source Rétro Passion Automobiles.

source: https://bringatrailer.com/listing/r90-6-powered-bmw-wsidecar/

Was at a local electronics salvage store and saw this Sony MZ-R70 MiniDisc player for $100. Which cracked me up because since I own one of the same model myself, from a church yardsale which I paid $12 for, which was mostly complete and came with 8 discs, I knew this was incomplete and not worth that price.

It’s supposed to come with the manual (of course), an optical cable (for audio input), a Xitel interface the optical cable and the computer plug into [USB-A to USB-B cable not shown here, you know what one of those look like], a remote control (which is used in both playing and in recording/tracking), a wallwart power supply (for use without battery and for charging a rechargeable battery), and some cheap headphones.

This is the lower-priced and better-designed version of a more featured unit (the MZ-R90), but only can record in realtime and via the optical cable (which plugs into the first headphone jack). The battery life is fairly impressive at 17 hours on one alkaline AA. Compared to models from three years later that had NetMD functionality (direct connection to the computer via USB, SonicStage burning software, and three recording and playback speeds) and 30+ hours on a battery, this is just a nice unit to play storebought MD albums on rather than use to record your own.