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Engine Size (cc):1,000
Type:Sport Bike
For Sale By:Private Seller
BMW R-Series description
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Amazing bike that I've babied since I bought it right when it hit the showroom floor. Has a full akra shorty racing exhaust system with a tune, integrated tail light, frame sliders and some other nice features I've installed. Minor cosmetic damage on the right side due to a low side; took it to BMW for that and they cleared the bike internally. Perfect condition besides that. I don't want to let this part of me go, but I could use the cash for continuing flight school, so I'm not really up for large negotiation. Thanks for taking the time to view my bike.
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