Did anyone buy and install these on a later model BMW? Since many parts and fittings for BMW bikes are similar for years, it'd be helpful to know.
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If you've got open handlebar ends, then yes, they should fit. Some trimming on my rubber handgrip on the throttle side was necessary for smooth operation. I also upgraded the bolts to longer ones too..
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I installed them on 2005 Suzuki sv650. I like them I can see better than the stock mirrors and look cooler
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Jimmy Hello - Go to : http://realoem.com/bmw/select.do?vin=1684450 ( this is my vin # ) Type in your last 7 digits..... Pull up your car - go to suspension - click on picture verify if part is the same as my car - if so YES ,,,, If not well you get it.... Might want to read my 60.00 note... seriously would think twice about product - this if I was you.... Lemforder or FEBI Autohaus AZ or eEuroparts
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I Have a 96 328iS (E36). I used these when rebuilding the front end of my car. You can buy these without the metal bracket but the cost difference wasn't worth the extra time needed for the job.
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Nicholas, I'd love to help you but just don't know - I'm not a bike expert. I did some research on my frame and parts and made sure they all jived then bought them. They are very good brakes and for the price, hope they do fit your bike because I know you'll love 'em!
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This is for the BMW 335i, twin turbo inline 6 cyl...I would refer to the mfg application charts to check compatibility and not on anyone who does not have a BMW 328i on this forum.
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They'll fit but I wouldn't recommend them. They're loud as hell when they get wet. I had these on my bike for a couple of weeks and had to replace them because of the noise. I switched and would recommend Avid Rim Ranglers.
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Yes, these worked great. Search youtube on the removal of the old ones. the back side you have to take off the intake manifold. The wwole job took about three hours, I also replaced the spark plug to save time later.
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I'm not 100% sure on that. IF u aren't pressed on time get it try them. If they don't fit return them they look great. I love how they look on my bike its worth a shoot. Sorry I couldn't give u a better answer.
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I think you will need D2S bulbs, so those won't fit. But I'm only 90% sure. Better check which socket the BMW uses before you order.
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Thanks, all! Going to order them but I am debating whether I can self-install or take to my dealer. :)
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Oh no! You're going to need them! If you haven't already contacted the seller, I would try googling them maybe? I, personally, would need them because I am NOT mechanically inclined. Good luck!
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For an "08 BMW 750 there are two different lengths for these, one for the rear and the other for the front. I can't remember which is which. It was a surprise when the new short ones would not engage the threads. I used the old longer ones over again by cleaning them with acetone and then rubbed them with a bit of silicon spray. I seem to remember that the socket drive for these is also different from the original. I think next time I will look for OEM or buy new ones from the dealer. The next time I need to do the brakes I'll have to guess at the drive type and size now that I have mixed them up. By the way these did not look as high a quality as the ones that came with the car. Hope this helps. For an "08 BMW 750 there are two different lengths for these, one for the rear and the other for the front. I can't remember which is which. It was a surprise when the new short ones would not engage the threads. I used the old longer ones over again by cleaning them with acetone and then rubbed them with a bit of silicon spray. I seem to remember that the socket drive for these is also different from the original. I think next time I will look for OEM or buy new ones from the dealer. The next time I need to do the brakes I'll have to guess at the drive type and size now that I have... » Read More For an "08 BMW 750 there are two different lengths for these, one for the rear and the other for the front. I can't remember which is which. It was a surprise when the new short ones would not engage the threads. I used the old longer ones over again by cleaning them with acetone and then rubbed them with a bit of silicon spray. I seem to remember that the socket drive for these is also different from the original. I think next time I will look for OEM or buy new ones from the dealer. The next time I need to do the brakes I'll have to guess at the drive type and size now that I have mixed them up. By the way these did not look as high a quality as the ones that came with the car. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Go to J P Cycles web sight they should be able to answer your question. Then go back to amazon with part # because they should be cheaper
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They should definitely "fit" the bike. Thats not the question to ask, only question is will your bike neet to be rejetted or will the computer automatically compensate for difference in back pressure. Does your bike have a catlytic converter? I believe that is a big factor in needing to do more than install or not. Harley Dealer can definitely answer this question. My 2011 Ultra Limited has catalytic converter, Needed to do nothing but mount to bike.
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I do not. However, a trip to your local bmw service dept should get you a correct answer.
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I didn't have too do any thing to mine, I'm told the newer bikes are more tolerant too small engine mods.... all I've put on mine so far is the K&n; RK cleaner, and some aftermaket slip on mufflers , and it runs great / lot better than stock..... no complaints at all, and still has that stock appearance. Hope this helps you, good luck K.L.
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I believe they will fit. However, I wouldn't anticipate them to be plug and play. I put them on a 97 Hugger and had to get some additional hardware for proper fitment. The new shock bushings had a larger opening and were narrower than the shocks being replaced. Picked up some hardware to fill the voids. I really like the stance of the bike. Was surprised at the amount of rear tire clearance I still have. Bike sits low enough that I am going to get a shorter kickstand so it doesn't stand as tall parked.