2011 Bmw R-series on 2040-motos
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Mileage:16
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Engine Size (cc):1,200
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Touring
For Sale By:Private Seller
BMW R-Series description
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locally ridden.never taken on long trips.6k and 12k maintenance done including new spark plugs,brake pads,filter,engine/transmission/final drive oil.custom flat paint.there are very small signs of rust but nothing serious,bear in mind that I live near the beach and rust is just unavoidable. brand new Michelin tires Anarkee III.no crashes,clean title.please contact me for additional questions/pics/shipping. no PayPal. bankwire only/ face to face deal or cashier's check and will not release/ship bike until 3 days after the check clears.this bike is being priced accordingly so please no low ball offers. donhediondo at g mail dot com 954/6484866
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