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Engine Size (cc):1,000
Warranty:none
BMW K-Series description
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First bike 1985 k 100 was a daily driver till I bought another bike last week. Has windshield, Corbin seat, and bags. Rear case not attached but is included as is the luggage rack. Its registered, recent tires, battery. runs great. Speedo broke at 70 k miles, I estimate I put another 10 k miles on it. No title, not needed it Vermont for a bike over 15 years old. The second bike is a 84 or 85 k 100 with 32 k miles on the clock, I bought it as a parts bike. The main wire harness need to be replaced, (small fire), alternator was also missing. I pulled the plugs to make sure it was not seized, pistons move. I have never seen this bike running. Includes box of parts shown. no title I believe everything else is here to get it running. Will not separate |
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