2002 Bmw R 1150 Rt (abs) on 2040-motos

$4,999

Year:2002 Mileage:44519 Color: TITAN SILVER

Location:

Santa Rosa, California

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Type:Touring Phone:(707) 528-3504

BMW Other description

BEAUTIFUL 2002 BMW R 1150 RT (ABS), PURCHASED USED ( 1 OWNER) FROM SANTA ROSA BMW DEALER JULY 2012 . ORIGINAL BMW SIDE CASES. NEW BMW TOP CASE. CUSTOM SARGENT SEAT, FULLY ADJUSTABLE ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD AND HEATED HAND GRIPS . THE BIKE HAS BEEN CONTINUOUSLY GARAGED AND IT'S CALIFORNIA REGISTERED TILL MAY 2014. RUNS AND RIDES GREAT .SUPER CLEAN . OIL CHANGE AND FILTER BY BMW DEALER 9/14/13. CALL 707-528-3504 EVENINGS AFTER 7:30 OR EMAIL $4999...READY TO RIDE. -MUST SELL-- DAUGHTER NEEDS BRACES.

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