1999 Bmw R1100 S on 2040-motos

$5,995

Year:1999 Mileage:18280 Color: Black

Location:

Wilmington, Delaware

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Type:Sport Touring

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Beautiful example of the BMW R1100S, what is now considered a classic sport/touring bike. This bike has BMW's "bulletproof" boxer twin, rated at 98 HP with 6 speeds. With strikingly beautiful styling, this was the first year of production for this motorcycle. Always garage-kept. Additional features include ABS, expandable hard cases and a new Sargent saddle. Carbon fiber fenders and turn-signal housings add to the unique appearance of this bike and a Staintune exhaust system creates a terrific exhaust note. This bike has been serviced exclusively by BMW dealers and meticulously maintained. $5,995.00

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