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Type:Touring
Engine Size (cc):1000
For Sale By:Private Seller
BMW R-Series description
Very Clean adult owned 1979 BMW R-100RT. Fresh paint, new hagon shocks, parabellum windshield, upgraded charging system, Adult owned and always garaged. Never down. I have owned this bike since 1992. Originally purchased from San Jose BMW. Very dependable commuter bike best for a taller rider. Has StainTune Exhaust. Beemers of this age were a tall bike great if you dont fit a shorter bike like myself. I would not sell if I could still ride. Bike needs to be ridden and deserves to be. Great bike will be missed for sure.
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