1978 Bmw R1007 on 2040-motos

$2,200

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1978 BMW R100/7 with approximately 16.5k miles. I am the 2nd owner. I purchased the bike from the dealership that sold it to the 1st owner, a doctor that put about 10k miles on bike. The bike is Black (not original - pinstriping gone) Clean bike. Engine guards, two sets of bags (krausers)(locks are screwed up), plus original tank bag (acceptable condition), original bench seat without rear handrail. I have replacement part (chrome) but never installed. Sport fairing. BMW charger. Snowflake wheels. Always garaged

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