2002 Bmw R1150rt Really Like New (pacific Beach) on 2040-motos

$9,500

Year:0 Mileage:16

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2002 BMW R1150RT Really like new (Pacific Beach), $9,500, image 1

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2002 R1150RT This baby has never been sitting in the sun. Is always in the garage covered when not being ridden. It has special touring windshield, special touring seat, special touring saddle bag. Only 16,000 mis. It looks like new and without scratches, no rust, no dirt, nothing. If it were not for a couple of very minor scuffs on the fiberglass saddle bags you could not tell from new. Was just serviced with new tires and new battery. $9500. is firm Price includes a cover and a BMW battery trickle charger. 858 220-XXXX

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