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| 31. Vintage BMW axle installation |  
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| This page is about the BMW motorcycle models R26, R27, R50, R60, R69, R50/2, R60/2, R50S, R69S, R50/US, R60/US, R69US, R50/5, R60/5, R75/5, R50/6, R60/6, R75/6, R90/6, R90S, R60/7, R75/7, R80/7, R100/7, R100S, R100RS.  This info may apply to later models too. |  |  
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| 32. Weinmann rims |  
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| This is an attempt to explain some of the confusion concerning the choice of rims used by BMW.  BMW offered both chrome plated steel and alloy, or aluminum rims.  I only watched BMWs on the show room floors from 1962 and later.  I will only be guessing about earlier year production.  Each year BMW offered one type of wheel as standard and the other one was an accessory that cost $25 extra.  One may see this on invoices from that era.  Steel would be offered for a year or two and then alloy would be offered as standard.  For a year or two the sport models (R69S and R50S) were only available in aluminum while the R50/R60 was steel as standard. |  |  
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