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Mileage:32
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Engine Size (cc):800
Type:Cafe Racer
For Sale By:Private Seller
BMW R-Series description
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BMW R80 Cafe Racer
Freshly serviced and ready to ride. Registered and insured, this bike is on the road.
This is a very capable machine, lightweight and powerful. It's loud with a throaty tone. This motorcycle has had many upgrades and custom work performed, yet is very rideable and surprisingly comfortable,
Clear California title in my name and ready to transfer.
Custom rear sub frame and custom seat
Mono-shock, Progessive shock absorber
New tires
Freshly powder coated magnesium rims
New Odyssey battery
Rebuilt carburetors, syn'd and tuned
New Peanut style valve covers with aircraft grade silicone gaskets
Flushed fuel system and new fuel lines
Rebuilt petcocks
Bar end turn signals and drag bars
Custom front fender
Upgraded brakes
I can ship this motorcycle anywhere in the USA for $500
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