Motorcycle specifications BMWR26 1960 Following on from success

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From 1956, the R26 succeeded the R25 3rd of the name. It was powered by a 247 cm3 single-cylinder engine. Suspension was provided by a fork with a pair of Earles-type shock absorbers at the front, and a set of two shock absorbers at the rear. Its 15-horsepower engine enabled speeds close to 130 km/h.
Costing 2,150 Deutschemarks at the time of its launch, over 30,000 R26s were produced until 1960.
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Is the side stand on the right?...I don't know of any side stand on the right on a BMW...was it a modification made by the previous owner?
As for the center, it doesn't go up well, and falls back at the slightest bump. I've changed the 2 big springs (new springs, for BMW R26) but it's the same thing...On closer inspection, I can't figure out how they could work, because when the stand is up, they're not very taut...;if anyone can pass me some info, or photos, that would help. Thank you very much. Rating : 4/5 Respond to Xa40
I too have a side stand on the right on my R26, I think installed by the previous owner Rating : 5/5 Participate in the conversation