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1999 BMW F650 9,800 miles new tires, service, etc. (1999)
1999 BMW F650 single cylinder Rotax engine (made in Austria, not China like the new ones) The BMW has 9,800 miles on it and drives like new. She just received an extensive service 300 miles ago including brand new tires, tubes, battery, oil change (incl. oil filter), rebuild carburetors float valve - float valve assembly, fuel tank cleaning, fuel lines, spark plugs, brake fluid and coolant.2013-09-05 08:46:16Potomac, Maryland, US9,8001,875.00 -
1999 BMW F-Series (1999)
Bike needs nothing, have new seals for forks, haven't gotten around to putting them in yet.2016-06-29 04:59:55Old Saybrook, Connecticut, United States421,750.00 -
1999 BMW F-Series (1999)
1999 F650 BMW, rare and completely gone through 500 miles ago, last year. Comes with 3 piece Givi luggage set, BMW factory tool kit, owners manual. Starts instantly, runs as new, and ready for tens of thousands of miles.2016-08-25 04:58:20Great Bend, Kansas, United States92,850.00 -
1999 BMW F-Series (1999)
1999 BMW F650 ROAD AND TRAIL 42,846 MILES ,TRADED AT HARLEY DEALER,I HAVE CHARGED BATTERY , IT MAY NEED REPLACEMENT SOON , THE BIKE HAS BEEN SITTING , IT FIRED UP GREAT , DID SMOKE A MINUTE . BUT CLEARED UP AND RAN SMOOTH , THERE IS A LOUD ,EXHAUST LEAK IN THE FRONT PIPES . I HAVE DRIVEN THE BIKE ,RAN IT THREW ALL GEARS , THE CLUTCH WORKS CORRECTLY , IT SEEMS LIKE A BIG DIRT BIKE , IT HAS THE FACTORY METAL BAGS , FACTORY PAINT , OXIDATION AND WEAR AND TEAR ON THE BIKE , FRONT TIRE 30% TREAD ,REAR TIRE 80% TREAD , EBAY SHIPPING LINK INCLUDED IN LISTING ,NO HIDDEN DOCUMENT OR STORAGE FEES , DEPOSITS ARE NON REFUNDABLE , CALL JOHN T HUNTER MOTOR SALES 518 370-2227 FOR INFO2016-10-23 04:42:52Schenectady, New York, United States421,250.00 -
1999 BMW F-Series (1999)
I am selling my 1999 BMW F650 Funduro/Classic. It has 11,9xx miles today but I still ride it so could break 12,000 within a week. I love this motorcycle and it has always treated me well.2016-12-05 04:41:55Raleigh, North Carolina, United States122,000.00
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