2002 Bmw R1150rt on 2040-motos
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Mileage:31182
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Type:Touring
Phone:(888) 391-7341
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2002 BMW R1150RT, The 2002 BMW R1150RT is aimed squarely at the long distance motorcyclist. BMW's reputation for reliability and comfort has long seduced the touring motorcyclist. The ergonomics of it allow you to spend longer on the road before your body demands a roadside stop. The upright riding position is good for the arms and the back, and the saddle adjusts through three heights, making it perfect for the long, or short, legged rider. Why can't other bikes do that?
This bike is quipped with the large capicaty bags, trunk bag, power windshield, heaolight cover, and telaleaver front end. This is one not to miss!!! This bike can be seen in our showroom along with some of our many other bikes located at 3924 State Street Bettendorf, Iowa 52722 or on line at brennys dot com. If you have any questions about this bike or one of our many others please feel free to contact us at 563-359-7333, Thank you.
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