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Bmw R100 Café Bike, 40mm Carbs, Fresh Cosmetics; Serviced And Ride Ready!!! L@@k on 2040-motos

US $6,251.00
YearYear:1981 MileageMileage:27000 ColorColor: Black
Location:

Boise, Idaho, US

Boise, Idaho, US
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BMW R-Series tech info

TypeType:Sport Bike Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):1000 WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller VINVIN:***6240634

BMW R-Series description

My mission statement is simple; I want to make smooth transactions leaving both of us willing to do business again.  I am striving for 100% positive feedback.

1981 BMW CAFE 

Beautiful, strong running airhead café that is visually stunning as well.

The bike ran and was sound but needed a complete re-do to be dependable and cosmetically appealing. The cosmetics had been neglected and weathered so paint, polish, powder coat, and new parts and pieces were needed.

We have gone through and re-done the motorcycle in the current café style shown in the pictures.

The engine has been gone thru, and a fresh top end, new gaskets, new seals, 40mm carburetor rebuilds, cables, wiring, mechanicals inspected and repaired or replaced as needed.

The frame, sub-frame, headlight ears, and swing arm, have all been powder coated. The gas tank, fenders, and seat cowl have been re-painted Black, with a single hand painted White accent stripe. The bike retains the unmistakable BMW vintage airhead look.

There are a number of pictures in order to show the quality of work and the excellent condition of the bike.

All the splines have been checked, cleaned, and of course lubed with moly coat lube; a new drive shaft boot was installed.

The forks received new seals, gaskets, and fork gaiters.

New grips, new Bridgestone BT45 Battlax tires, new fuel lines and filters, and new petcocks installed. The gas tank is clean with the original BMW lining.

The 40 mm exhaust has new aftermarket peanut style mufflers, which provide a distinctive café sound.

New Plug wires and plugs.

All fluids replaced with new filters and gaskets.

The turn signals and tail light assembly received smaller café style treatment.

The motorcycle has rear sets installed for enhanced café seating, and look. Front and rear brake pads are new.

The swing arm has been reinforced to improve the cornering and handling characteristics of the BMW Frame. Koni shocks are mounted on the rear as well.

A new S fairing, with a smoke tinted windshield, adds to the overall look and style and the indicator lights are neon aftermarket and installed in the upper headlight shell.

The bike comes with a new Garmin GPS system, which has a waterproof cover included. The unit comes with all the accessories and paperwork so the new owner can register the unit in their name. The GPS has a lifetime map feature, and as shown in the pictures has a screen feature which shows, mileage data and speed.

There are no mechanical issues and the bike runs and handles like it is supposed to. Actually it is more responsive, with the new lower handlebars, the reinforced sub frame, and the freshly tuned engine it providing excellent performance.

The bike also has a new AGM sealed battery.

The winning bidder is asked to transfer a $500 non-refundable deposit via PayPal, and begin making arrangements for payment with me, within 72 hours of the auctions end.  The transaction to be completed within a 7 day period, unless other arrangements have been made.  I will be happy to turn the bike over to your shipper, according to your directions, by your arrangement. All shipping arrangements and cost are the responsibility of the buyer. Deposit may be made by PayPal, balance by cash or cashier’s check.

This bike is also for sale locally and the auction will end early for a qualified serious buyer.

Questions about this bike are most directly answered by contacting Fred @ 208-336-0367 ext. 215 or BTFast@aol.com

Inquiries sent through eBay may be referred to Fred

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