AIRHEADS TECH DAY
1/24/2009
In "sunny" Fullerton California


Early morning, we were one of the first to arrive.
Ken in the hat, Larry with his back to the camera and our host for the day John in black.


John's /5 sidecar project


John's 1940 R12 that is finally on the road.


Another of John's stable


Here I am with my recently purchased /5 project...already greasy to the elbows


Ok...hold wrench and smile for the camera.


Tranny swap is the project at hand...the old one had some loose parts inside
the "new" one was a $50 ebay buy.


Boy having a lift sure makes things easier...gotta get one of them!


Started raining pretty good during the later part of the morning.
These adventure bike riders sure didnt seem to mind.


Another shot of John's /5 rig.


Starting to increase in population...
Time for a quick run to Irv Seaver BMW for some needed parts...and the rain kept coming.


Back from the parts run the population had exploded while we were away and the rain started to subside a little.
Here is one of the beauties that pulled in


Some checkers and a Taxi sign perhaps?


Neat grey /6


Awesome racer


Some hoodlum on a BSA bobber showed up to crash the party
(sweet bike indeed)


Lunch was served under the red tent while everyone milled about.


Another attendee


A Harley? Come on now...this is a BMW event...


Nice ass!


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Horny


The doorknob is a nice touch.


Here I am with the finished project...ready for that test ride!


Next on the lift was Robert's /5 for a tranny removal, rear main seal job.


Robert in action.


Tranny out...the flywheel next to come...and boy was it stuck in there.


And here's the reason why...the spacer here was galled up really bad.
Unfortunately not something that could be dealt with the day of the event....so as the day closed it
remained on the lift to be tended to later in the week.


A moment of silence for the dead soldier.
(not to worry though...it will be brought back to life!)


All in all a great day, great people, nasty weather, greasy fingernails and a little beer and bratwurst mixed in for good measure.

The Airheads are very cool.

Thanks for all your help in getting my machine back on the road!

Cheers!
Randy
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