Bmw R1200c Motorcycle Cruiser Touring Bobber Bags Bagger on 2040-motos
Year:1999
Mileage:21000
Mohrsville, Pennsylvania, US
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1999 BMW R1200C nice shape 21000 mile runs great,daily rider so mileage may change.the bike is in good shape and needs a good cleaning,but will do that this week end .Im just driving it to work this week and then I'll take care of that.It hase a few scuffs on the top of the bag lids Also the small bar that supports the blinker has lost its finish on the right side.I dont know why but see photo's of both the bags and the blinker support.There are a few small chips on the frame.It has good tires with about 80 % thread. every thing works as it should.The bike is not black it is a verry verry dark purple or what ever they call purple these days. This bike is a 1999 and is in good shape but not show room so please look at photo's good and ask any questions you need. good luck and thanks for looking
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