2004 Bmw R1150 Rs, Excellent, Great Riding Bike! (hobby Airport) on 2040-motos

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WELCOME TO BENFOR FINE MOTORCYCLESIn Our third Generation Delivering The Finest Hand Picked Motorcycles In Houston!We're Located Next Door To Hobby AirportIndoor Showroom Open Monday - Friday nine til 6CALL 713-828-XXXX FOR DETAILS / DIRECTIONS / APPOINTMENT2004 BMW R1150 RS17k miles / 1150ccOutstanding condition. Includes warmed handlebar grips, Ztechnic Euro exhaust.Hard Bags Available for $700PRICED FOR QUICK HOLIDAY SALE $6950 CASH, TRADES OR YOUR BANK TO FINANCE.At Benfor, you'll discover world class service and a knowledgeable staff ready to serve you.Don't delay - Call for info 713-828-XXXX

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