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Mileage:92
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Engine Size (cc):900
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Very good overall condition, excellent paint on tank, fenders and side covers. >92,010 miles on odometer, but not accurate. >Runs excellent, starts easily, idles well. >New paint last year. >New seat. >Rebuilt instruments. >800 miles on Continental Classic Attack tires. >Top end gone through 2,000 miles ago. >Meticulously maintained by factory BMW technician. >Battery 6 months old. >Upgraded front brake; braided line, new master cylinder assembly. >New steering head bearings. >Frame braces. >Front fork brace. >Blemishes: original paint on frame-touched up in places; scuff on back of instrument panel, headlight shell paint touched up; left saddlebag in fair condition (scuffed), left saddlebag in good condition. On Jul-21-16 at 06:52:52 PDT, seller added the following information: Also, new rings and new timing chain. |
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