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1976 R90/6 R90 1045cc Big Bore From San Jose Bmw Toaster Cafe Builder I Ship! on 2040-motos

US $3,500.00
YearYear:1976 MileageMileage:1 ColorColor: Black
Location:

Salt Lake City, Utah, US

Salt Lake City, Utah, US
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BMW R-Series tech info

TypeType:Cruiser Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):1045 WarrantyWarranty:Unspecified For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller VINVIN:4971518

BMW R-Series description

I am really in love with BMW airheads right now and have a couple projects going.  The plan was to make this into a cafe or use the engine for another project and part out the rest.  The previous owner put on a big bore kit that really gives this bike some grunt!  The Mikunis could use some top end tuning but are much simpler to work over the Bings I'm used to.  The body has been rattle canned and looks ok from a distance but very obvious when you get closer.  For me, I'd respray if I was to keep it.  There are a couple issues that are noteworthy.  The bike does drip a bit of oil after being ridden.  I don't know exactly where from but plan on some new gaskets if you want to fix this.  The previous owner rode it like this and wasn't concerned, just kept her topped off.  I'm very picky and would re seal if it was me.  also, the bolt that attaches the valve cover in the center is loose.  It's not needed to hold the valve cover on, but should be taken care of.  Again, previous owner didn't mind, I'd prefer to fix it.  I do have the speedo/tach combo if you would like to have it with the bike.   The wiring is all there, just not on the bike currently.  It shows 18.5K miles.  The head and tail lights along with signals are working although no front signals installed. I've priced it based on the current condition and well under parts value.  I'm sure the smartest thing I could do is part out the bike but It's too nice to do that.  I love this style of bike, tank and especially the peanut style heads.


I can help you with shipping by meeting with your driver or using one of my resources.  California or Arizona are very easy places for me to ship to, typically 300 or so.  I'm just 20 min away from Salt Lake City International and can pick you up there.  UShip has also been a great resource for shipping and can give you an idea as well, just click on the shipping tab on the listing to get a quick (typically higher than you can get) estimate.  I am not a dealer, just a big fan of anything with a motor.  I buy and sell a few bikes and cars a year and also help my friends list on ebay.  I've sold hundreds of bikes and cars over the years and assure a smooth transaction.  

All vehicles in Utah are sold as is where is with no warranty implied.  That being said I do my best to describe and photo things I sell including flaws that some may try and hide.  I do and have missed things that others may find later.  It's always best to come view a vehicle in person as I've experienced that things always look better in the digital world.  I require a $500.00 non refundable deposit and full payment to be made within 5 business days from purchase.  I work a normal job (at ebay in fact) but can arrange to meet you before/after work or on the weekends.  Feel free to call or text me with questions.  Please do so before 11 PM and after 7 AM Mountain time. Jason  801-850-7801

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