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Mileage:60
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Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Type:Standard
Engine Size (cc):650
BMW R-Series description
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In very good condition. Some scatches on seat and random places. The left rear light is bent slightly downward. Brand new ignition coil part BMW Ignition Coil, part #12 13 1 244 426 and Ignition Control Module #12 14 2 325 284 New battery. I don't ride it very much and have tried to hang on to it until my lifestyle changes. Alas, I still don't have time to ride. I live in NYC, but the bike is in Connecticut near Woodbury. It is a nice bike for women, if I do say so myself. |
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