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I am selling my 1999 BMW F650 Funduro/Classic. It has 11,9xx miles today but I still ride it so could break 12,000 within a week. I love this motorcycle and it has always treated me well. I have used it to commute over the past couple years but I am now in the process of buying a new motorcycle. This is a single cylinder 652cc Rotax engine and is the more offroad oriented version of BMW's F650. 1999 was the last model year before the F650 became "F650GS".
Only thing not included is the soft wolfman luggage (2 soft bags in the picture) Bike needs a new seat cover and previous owner dropped it as you can see from the nicks in the clock and the painted section on the fairing. Top box is lockable and BMW OEM. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for looking! |
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