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1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
So much has been done i will have to add in full later. Many more photos to share soon as well. Check out my feedback and ask me anything.2016-12-08 04:41:22Charlotte, North Carolina, United States779,399.00 -
1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
Possibly the most dependable fun to ride bike that BMW made. It completely gone over by the BMW dealer in Grand Rapids. New battery new Master cyl, tuned up ready to ride. I would not be afraid to take this bike anywhere. I have put 100,000 miles on R65's starting in 1978 and never had a problem. I would not be selling this bike but I am disabled and have to move to a trike. The bike fell down at a gas station and the odometer broke. So, the mileage has to be listed as unknown It read 27,000 miles at that time and has not been used much since. delivery is on you but if you live in Michigan I will bring it to you for free, probably drive it if I can. I honestly think this is the best open bike ever made and is just plain fun to drive.2016-07-15 04:53:47Charlotte, Michigan, United States2732000 -
1999 BMW R-Series (1999)
Up for sale BMW R1100S. Had it for 8 Years.Pros: Full Real Carbon Fiber Has been made by Martin Aspell from New Zealand! Its not a Chinese One.Hard Saddle Bags Wilbers Rear ShockCorbin SeatRapid Dog bar risersY-pipe( Catalytic eliminator) Nearly new TiresBattery has been changed a few days agoMotorcycle cover comes with the bikeHeated GripsABS BrakesWheels have been powder coated black/silver Cons: ABS doesnt work ( needs new front sensor)If you'd like watch the video, please search on youtube: BMW R1100S Bike Carbon Fiber by Aspell Carbon If you have any question, please ask.2016-07-18 04:57:11Charlotte, North Carolina, United States355,500.00 -
2010 BMW R-Series (2010)
This well maintained bike is ready for riding. New tires, Annual service just performed, and has many extras. Always garaged when home.2016-08-06 04:51:38Charlotte, North Carolina, United States6220000
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