1996 Bmw R1100rt Standard on 2040-motos

US $3,500.00

Year:1996 Mileage:69 Color: Glacier Green

Location:

Walnut Creek, California, US

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BMW Other tech info

Type:Standard Phone:8774230022

BMW Other description

1996 Bmw R1100RT, 1996 BMW R1100RT - 1996 BMW R1100RT ABS in Glacier Green. 69,081 miles. Corbin seat, stock seat (not pictured), PIAA lights, Ohlins shock, BMW touring saddlebags with large capacity side covers (pictured) and slim, city side covers (not pictured). All service records. 66k service just completed 500 miles ago at the local BMW dealer. $3,500 out the door including all dealer and DMV fees. See it 7 days a week at McGuire Harley Davidson in Walnut Creek 925-945-6500

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