2001 Bmw R 1200 C on 2040-motos

$5,500

Year:2001 Mileage:15950 Color: Black

Location:

Montara, California

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Type:Cruiser

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2001 BMW R 1200 C, If you are looking for avery comfortable, dependable and beautiful motorcycle to cruise the backroads of this wonderful area, this is your bike. The bike is in very good condition mechanically and cosmetically. There is some pitting on the front. The bike came stock with a windshield, leather covered hard saddle bags, a large rear seat with chrome hand grabs, heated handgrips, exhaust heat shields, engine 'crash" bars and ABS. The bike has a BMW hubcap on the rear wheel. The brakes and tires are in good shape., In August of 2013 the oil and filter were changed along with the fuel and air filter. The spark plugs were changed and a new battery was also installed at that time. I am including my BMW riding suit, 2 Shoei helmets, a large and a medium, a large heated vest and a battery charger. My reflexes are not what they used to be which is why I am selling. $5,500.00

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