1980 Bmw R-series on 2040-motos
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For Sale By:Private Seller
Type:Touring
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Selling my BMW ( originally a R100RT )
I bought this motorcycle approx 3 years ago. The previous owner modified ( cosmetically ) to look more like a Cafe look. I have never had a problem mechanically and this bike starts right up, every time. ( electric ) Yes, it has nicks / scrapes/ dings / paint touch up / seat has been re-configured and shortened, but the bike is a very reliable ride. Due to knee surgery just cant risk keeping this bike Just has to go. |
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