1977 Bmw R100rs on 2040-motos

$9,995

Year:1977 Mileage:47197 Color: Icy Blue

Location:

Orange, California

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Type:Classic / Vintage Phone:(866) 891-7570

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1977 Bmw R100RS, The R100RS aka "The One That Started It All" - One of the most sought after models in the history of BMW is certainly the 1977 R100RS. The unit we are offering has had but two owners. The bike was first sold on 8/07/77 here in California. The second owner bought it in November of 1979 until he recently sold it to us. The bike had been meticulously maintained over the years and serves as a testimony to its prior owner's care and diligence. Staying on top of the various tasks is in evidence every where you look. Upon our purchase of this bike, we had our mechanic go through it from front to back in a very thorough fashion. To ready the bike for its next owner, we gave it a full annual inspection, a brake flush, replaced all the fluids, re-sealed the cylinders, installed new fuel lines, and hand grips so it is fully ready to go. A new set of tires will be included in this sale, (of the brand and style the buyer chooses). We took lots of photos of this bike but seeing it in person is always preferred if possible. We have the owner's booklet, extra keys and lots of records about this amazing R100RS.

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