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TERMINE und FORUMSTECHNIK => International discussion forum in english language => Thema gestartet von: BSA Bob am 22 Juli 2021, 03:39:59
The carburettor fitted to my R26 is a Bing stamped 1/26/99.
It was bought new from Munich dealer Peter Ondrak many years ago.
I can't find any reference to this model number. Can someone help?
Hi Bob,
give it a try to call Mr. Klaus Faak
https://www.klaus-faak.de/#
Regards
Rolf III
Hi Bob, are you sure it is a ..99, and not a ..93?
The 1/26/93 (https://www.klaus-faak.de/shop/u/TVI/BMW_R_27_1-26-93.pdf) would be an R27 carburettor. The ...99 is not listet at Faak for any of the BMW models ???
BR
Steffen
Hi Bob.
There's another great source of information about Bing carbs... http://www.greiner-oldtimerteile.de/
Only German, don't whether he would actually send stuff to your part of the world...
He is offering information and spare parts for a large number of Bings, but he also doesn't even list the 1/26/99 ...
Maybe a second look, just to make sure, as Steffen suggested?
Kind regards, Taz
Thanks for the quick replies folks.
I was able to find quite a bit of information on the net but nothing at all about"99".
I'll have another look.
Incidentally, does anyone here remember Peter Ondrak? I gather he passed away some years back.
Do you have a picture of the number? Maybe it's a Bing 1/24/99.
Zitat von: BSA Bob am 22 Juli 2021, 13:28:07
Incidentally, does anyone here remember Peter Ondrak? I gather he passed away some years back.
I remember him as the main dealer for used BMW bikes in the Munich area in the sixties and seventies.
He used to have an incredible number of one- and twocylinders in his basement, mainly from the (local) police.
Hubi
Yes indeed, I had another look with better lighting & a magnifier. It's a 1/26/93.
So this is an R27 carburettor? I'll look it up on the sites mentioned here.
Thanks for your help folks, any other comments appreciated.
Hey Bob, I posted the link in #2
Click on the carb no.
Old'sCool
So you did! And an impressive document it is. Thanks!
The carby's done about 15,000 k so should be in reasonable condition.
Zitat von: OldsCool! am 23 Juli 2021, 11:21:37
Hey Bob, I posted the link in #2
Click on the carb no.
I guess I'm not following...where do you click for the carb number?
Thanks...Kurt
Hi Kurt
OldsCool's reply #2 has the numbers 1/26/93 highlighted.
Bob -
All I see are phone numbers and an out of date calendar of events.
Kurt
Hi Bob,
Here is the link again:
KLICK HERE FOR A PDF OF 1/26/93 (https://www.klaus-faak.de/shop/u/TVI/BMW_R_27_1-26-93.pdf)
BR
Steffen
OK, I can see that. It's my confusion as the suggestion was to go to post #2...well actually it was reply #2. I took it to mean the second post, not the second reply. I can now see that the forum says "reply #1", "reply #2", etc. Never really noticed that before.
Thanks...Kurt
Old'sCool
Thanks for the second post, I'd already downloaded the information from #2 as you suggested. I think everyone's got what they need now.
I take it that Faak-Tillmans are experts on old carburettors?
Sorry, I mixed the Bobs and Kurts :beten:
Yes, Faak (Tillmans is meanwhile out) is one of the honored experts of Bing carbs.
BR
Steffen