2003 Bmw F 650 Cs on 2040-motos

$3,999

Year:2003 Mileage:11768 Color: Titan Silver Metallic

Location:

Ventura, California

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2003 Bmw F 650 CS, FUN AND AFFORDABLE, GREAT SHAPE, READY TO RIDE... - Introducing the all-new BMW F 650 CS. The F 650 CS was born and bred for the road. The perfect city bike, it is ideal for riding into town, riding to work, to the university, on a shopping spree, or just for fun. The F 650 CS will take you even more smoothly through traffic jams in the rush hour, also making it much easier to find parking space. Quick and nimble on the road, the F 650 CS is absolutely at home on winding country roads, benefiting from its superior handling and the fast-revving, high-torque and, at the same time, fuel-efficient engine. Through its dynamic performance and agility alone, this new machine ensures lots of fun on the road, comfortable ergonomic features and the stable, precise running gear guaranteeing a relaxed and safe feeling at all times.

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