1994 Bmw R100r Mystic on 2040-motos

$6,500

Year:1994 Mileage:14442 Color: Mystic Red

Location:

Austin, Texas

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This rare 1994 BMW R100R Mystic is in very nice condition, with only 14442 original miles. This Mystic is powered by the legendary air-cooled BMW Boxer twin-cylinder engine, with a displacement of 980cc. The engine produces 59 horsepower and 56 lb-ft. of torque. A five-speed gearbox and a shaft drive transfer power to the rear wheel. Dual disc front brakes and a drum rear brake provide stopping power. This Mystic Red 1994 BMW Mystic includes Heated Hand Grips.

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