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BMW R69S motorcycle for sale. Our father recently passed and he left us brothers this motorcycle. Unfortunately it needs work before it'll run, and neither of us have the time or money to take on the project. We don't know the specific repairs it needs, which is why we're selling it so cheap. Our guess would be a few thousand dollars. We were told by our grandfather that it's a 1968, but we're not positive about that. We have the title in hand. If you want to come check out the motorcycle give me a call. Also, that white thing on the front is really ugly and the motorcycle will look much better with it off.$4,000 or best offer.Call
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