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1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
Built for BMW enthusiasts. One of a kind Cafe Racer. Built over 6 years in Miami and Connecticut. Custom CNC parts made.2024-06-22 08:59:15Wallingford, Connecticut, United States18,36025,000.00 -
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)
1983 r 100 rt, low miles. Spline lube recently done. I purchased motorcycle from an older gentleman last year who maintained it regularly.2016-12-04 04:41:41Brick, New Jersey, United States2316000 -
1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
We have sold over 50 custom build cafe racers on ebay so bid with confidence! We can ship anywhere in the 48 states. Shipping will cost anywhere from $250-$550 depending on distance from Pittsburgh, PA We reserve the right to end the auction early if it sells via our website or is sold locally.2016-11-24 04:49:06Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania, United States1758000 -
1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
GREAT LOOKING AND RUNNING TOURING AIRHEAD.. ALL ORIGINAL. FEW SMALL SCRATCHES.. . BAGS , SISSY BAR , SHOCKS... FRESH FLUIDS. MECHANICALLY VERY SOUND. VERY HARD TO FIND AND VERY DESIRABLE .. NO BUY IT NOW , NO RESERVE.. VERY REASONABLE STARTING PRICE.2016-11-23 04:48:52Encino, California, United States869800 -
1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
Located in New Orleans, Louisiana 31,562 original miles. A rare bike and increasingly sought after as only 1000 of them ever made it to the US Widely considered to be the best handling bike BMW ever made. It handles well on pavement as well as the dirt and is sufficiently nimble. Bike is running and in good condition. Paint is all original with minor scratches and typical fading. Clear title.2016-11-20 04:51:32New Orleans, Louisiana, United States314,500.00 -
1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
1983 R100 RS Cafe Custom Rear Subframe, Custom Works performance shocks. Dellorto PHM38 carbs from an R90s. Rear sets.2016-11-19 04:52:05Costa Mesa, California, United States68512,000.00 -
1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
This is your chance to own the world famous, award winning "Stealth Beemer" Featured in the BMW MOA magazine 8/'94. I've owned it since 1985 and hate to see it go. But I just don't ride anymore and it deserves to be on the road gathering bugs and miles. Not tucked in the corner of the garage covered in dust and shame.2016-11-14 04:47:41Akron, Ohio, United States4224648 -
1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
1983 BMW AIRHEAD R100.NICE CLEAN CLASSIC BIKE.RUNS AND RIDES GREAT.GOOD PAINT.66252 MILES.NEW BATTERY AND REAR TIRE.HAS TWO DIME SIZE DENT IN THE TANK AND ONE SMALL DENT IN THE LEFT PIPE.BIKE HAS NORMAL WEAR FOR ITS AGE.CLEAN TITLEIF YOU ANY QUESTION PLEASE EMAIL ME.2016-11-09 04:44:16Clarkston, Georgia, United States6627000 -
1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
One owner 1983 BMW R80ST Super low 4479 original miles. This bike has been in storage since 1996. Very desirable model with only about 1000 total 1983 and 84 imported into the US.2016-11-07 04:41:07Des Plaines, Illinois, United States428000 -
1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
BEAUTIFUL 1983 R100RS. AS NICE AN RS THAT YOU WILL FIND ANYWHERE. ALWAYS GARAGED WITH 55,000 MILES. HARD BAGS INCLUDED. CALL FOR ALL OF THE DETAILS AT 888 956 69462016-10-17 04:42:51Bend, Oregon, United States557,400.00 -
1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
Up for sale is my black 1983 BMW R80. Only 31,500 miles, I'm the second owner and has always been garage kept. There are absolutely no dents or dings, no scratches or imperfections, it's really beautiful with perfect black paint.2016-10-13 04:42:59Los Angeles, California, United States315,000.00 -
1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
CLASSIC AIRHEAD RUNS, BUT SELLING AS RESTORATION OR PARTS BIKE. PREVIOUS OWNER SAID RAN GREAT UNTIL ACCIDENT LAST YEAR THAT BENT WHEEL SLIGHTLY CRACKED ENGINE COVER. HE REPLACED TUBES, BUT NOT LEFT EXHAUST HEADER, ALTHOUGH MUFFLER IS GOOD.2016-08-16 04:57:13Marina del Rey, California, United States301,600.00 -
1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
You are bidding on one 1983 BMW R100RT running project bike with only 10,298 miles. I got this bike from a friend of mine who had purchased it from an elderly gentleman. The bike did not come with a title, so I purchased a separate frame (the frame is a 1981 model RT-VIN 6232665) with clear title in order to rebuild the bike onto the titled frame.2016-07-26 04:57:41Towson, Maryland, United States1017108 -
1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
Up for auction is a 1983 model R65 BMW motorcycle. It has spent lots of its time in a garage or storage. It has not been regularly ridden for the last two years, but the engine, gearbox, drive shaft, and final drive oils; the front brake fluid; and the front brake pads were all changed a few weeks ago.2016-07-25 04:56:22Lexington, Kentucky, United States2819000 -
1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
1983 BMW 800cc air head built to shred the mountain roads, it's tuned perfect, the carbs have been rejeted for the header. It started life as a R/80rt & had a full fairing so a lot of weigh has been removed, it's less than 400lbs now and has a great power to weight ratio and real good balance due to the low center of gravity with it's boxer engine and with it's dual Brembo brakes it stops on a dime. Everything has been replaced all wearable rubber boots, seals, bearings, even the rubber trim rings on the tach & speedo, neck bearings, fork seals, new customs shocks, 2in1 exhaust header, new over sized tires and lots of little extras..2016-07-17 04:52:42Huntersville, North Carolina, United States249700 -
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 -
1983 BMW R-Series (1983)
Very clean and original touring model with only 7,000 miles! The bike was recently acquired from the original owner who has retired from riding. Original owner had the frame, wheels and miscellaneous mounting brackets professionally repainted/powder coated.2016-07-14 05:05:01Encinitas, California, United States724000 -
1983 BMW R100 (1983)
This motorcycle needs to used. I have owned it 1988. It came from “Cue” at House of Triumph in Elmsford NY with 68,000 miles on the clock.. It has always been my second bike, lightly used and garaged. Weekend rides have added about 6000 miles. It now shows just over 74,000 miles. In the fall of 2011 it underwent substantial mechanical restoration at Max BMW (Brookfield Ct) which included rebuilding carburetors, draining and cleaning fuel tank, new brake pads and rotors at the front and new brake shoes at the rear, new center stand, air filters, new throttle and choke cables, new horns, new fluids (fork, brakes, new top-end seals. Total investment was $5100. It has a fork brace, café faring, original grips, lots of tread on Metzler tires. “Easy Clutch” is installed. (http://www.benchmarkworks.com/articles/howto/clutch.html ). Bike is now in Stuart Florida.2013-09-03 09:54:52Stuart, Florida, US74,0006,450.00
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