Full Service Supplement Kit for 1977-'78 R100/7 & R100S

This Supplement Kit, in combination with the Full Service BASE Kit for Airheads 1974-’80 with Front DISC Brake (sold separately), provides all the parts required to do a complete General Maintenance and Tune-Up on 1977 to 1978 R100/7 and R100S models.

THIS Kit contains:
• 2 W5DC BOSCH Spark Plugs
• 1 Spark Plug Wire Set, 1K ohm resistance (by EnDuraLast with German made BERU metal caps). OPTION: If you're REALLY into stock parts at any price, choose the version of this kit with BMW one-piece, molded* rubber spark plug wires which were original equipment. Same performance as the EnDuraLast set, but with an additional cost.
• 1 Points Set (Aftermarket, German made, superior to stock BMW.)
• 1 Condensor
• 1 Oil Filter Change Kit: hinged oil filter plus all required gaskets
• 2 Carburetor Float Bowl Gaskets
All parts are Genuine BMW Parts except as noted.

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Please NOTE: Our Kits are designed to work for bikes in STOCK configuration. If your bike has been modified with alternate or upgraded components such as electrics, brakes, etc., this kit may not be best for you. Perhaps you are a new owner and unaware of the modifications that were done by a previous owner—this happens all the time. For your convenience, we urge you to find out what’s “under the hood” before you order parts you can’t use. And if you’re unsure or have any further questions at all, we’re here to HELP ... Chat, Email, CALL!

*No, they're not covered in fungus. But the Mold vs. Mould word usage debate is an interesting one. Look it up.