1972 Bmw R-series on 2040-motos
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Mileage:53
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Engine Size (cc):750
BMW R-Series description
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NICE R75/5 good repaint great running recent service all oils change,valve checked timing set, a couple years on carb rebuild good tires and brakes, progressive rear shocks, good solid mufflers. needs speedo rebuild. Ill help load it or fly into Milwaukee Mitchel field and well pick you up and ride it home. Call 262 six four two 7111 with questions or email me. |
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