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Here is a nice example of a 1978 R80/7 BMW motorcycle. Exact miles unknown since original speedo and odometer were broken and replaced. The bike has new paint on the tank, front and rear fenders, headlight ears, headlight bucket, taillight, side covers, turn signal pods, front engine cover, and valve covers. Bike also features new fork seals and boots, new engine down tube seals, cyl gaskets, and valve gaskets. Other improvements include wrapped headers, koni shocks, dyna ignition, lots of new small rubber and plastic bits...too numerous to mention, new grips and rider peg rubbers, and of course all new oils. I just have too many projects. Bike has a clear title in my name and runs and rides nicely. Good tires although not new but lots of tread and no cracks. Engine and frame numbers match. Reserve is less then I have in it. Good luck bidding.
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