1971 Bmw R755 on 2040-motos

$2,000

Year:0 Mileage:35

Location:

BMW Other description

This is a solid matching numbers R75 5 that looks good and runs good The carbs have just been cleaned and synched so it fires up easily and it runs like a top This bike will take you across the country and back without breaking a sweat The tires have good tread but they are looking a little old so you might want to change them before doing so It has the larger touring gas tank and Koni shocks The side stand is missing There are some cosmetic flaws as can be expected of a bike this age but it looks nice overall If you re looking for a vintage Beemer that you can actually ride and enjoy this is a great 1 for you

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