2015 Bmw S1000rr on 2040-motos

US $18,500.00

Year:2015 Mileage:1 Color: BLACK

Location:

Dobrich, Dobrich, Bulgaria

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BMW S1000RR photos

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BMW S1000RR tech info

Warranty:Unspecified

BMW S1000RR description

Year:	11.11.2015	Mileage:	1550
Gears:	Six-speed manual	Manufacturer:	BMW
Start Type:	Electric start	Model:	1000RR Sport
Drive Type:	Chain	Type:	Super Sport
Warranty:	Unspecified	Colour:	Motorsport
Number of Previous Owners:	1	Date of 1st Registration:	11/11/2015
Extra Features:	Anti-Lock Brakes, Seat cover/Solo seat, Steering Damper	V5 Registration Document:	Present
Engine Size:	999	Country/Region of Manufacture:	Germany
Power:	147KW

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