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Mileage:60
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Engine Size (cc):650
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
BMW R-Series description
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Purchased in February, 2013 (54,876 miles) from Re-Psycle BMW, Lithopolis, OH after mechanical overhaul incl. new battery. Progressive Suspension fork springs and rear shocks installed at that time. Converted to BMW Euro bars incl. correct cables. Sale includes BMW US bars and cables to convert back. Updates include Sargent seat (very comfy), correct BMW fairing, updated BMW mirrors, gauges serviced, new paint and badges. Bike inspected, all fluids and filter replaced, valves adjusted and carbs synched by local BMW technician March, 2014 (57,912 miles). Front and rear tires (Metzler Lasertec) excellent. Includes BMW tool roll, Clymer service manual and service records for the time I've had the pleasure of owning. Bike starts easily, idles well, runs/shifts great!
Nice opportunity to own a medium displacement, classic airhead in excellent condition.
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