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Mileage:63
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Engine Size (cc):800
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
BMW R-Series description
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This bike started out as a 1984 BMW R80RT. I found this in a barn and all fluids had been drained. I put fresh fluids, battery and gas and when I hit the starter it purred like a kitten. The touring fairing and other items were removed as they were in rough shape. I left the bike in original patina because I wasn't sure if I was gonna make a brat or a cafe racer. I ride this bike almost every day and it starts first time every time. I'm selling the BMW because I have too many projects to keep it. I have enjoyed this bike and maybe in the future I will find another one and Cafe it out!
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