2002 Bmw R1150rs Sport Touring on 2040-motos

US $10,500.00

Year:2002 Mileage:10 Color: Titan Silver Metallic

Location:

Amarillo, Texas, US

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Type:Sport Touring Phone:8063502335

BMW Other description

2002 BMW R1150RS, 2002 BMW R 1150 RS, 2002 Titan Silver Metallic R1150RST! - 2002 BMW R1150RS, Titan Silver Metallic, only 10k miles, ABS, heated grips, Givi top case, throttle locks, two-section adjustable seat, Beautiful condition, always garaged! The BMW R1150RS is a motorcycle designed for the road. It's a low glamor, high practicality sports tourer. A superb, versatile workhorse or plaything the BMW R1150RS is one owners grow to respect and even love. $10,500.00 806-350-2335

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