2007 Bmw F 800 S on 2040-motos

$5,999

Year:2007 Mileage:6618 Color: Flame Red Uni

Location:

South Houston, Texas

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Type:Sportbike Phone:(888) 628-0744

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2007 Bmw F 800 S, Lightweight, with just the right amount of sport = BMW F800S - Perfectly-sized. Monstrously exciting. If you've been looking for a BMW sport bike in the middleweight category, the all-new F 800 S is your ride. This feisty new parallel twin engine cranks out 85 horsepower and is built for speed and nimble performance. With a low maintenance belt drive and a high performance cylinder head with cam follower valve gear based on the K 1200 S and K 1200 R, as well as relaxed ergonomics and instantaneous braking power, it'd be hard to find a mid-sized sport bike this solid or reliable. Maybe that's why World Stuntwars champion Christian Pfieffer chose it for his incredible trick riding. So get ready to launch operation tarmac attack, because the new F 800 S is ready to rip.

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