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Mileage:78
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Engine Size (cc):1,200
For Sale By:Private Seller
BMW K-Series description
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This vehicle was purchased from the estate of a well to do California business man. My lifelong friend was in charge of taking care of all of this gentlemans vehicles. The miles on this bike were all put on by my friend. He drove all of the cars and bikes at least once a month to keep them up to running standards. This bike and all other vehicles was stored in a climate controlled garage. It is therefore in absolutely like new condition. It has had all the fluids changed and is ready for use. The Bike is totally original with the exception of a battery tender added. (Included in sale). Not much more to say. This motorcycle is virtually brand new. Starts and runs perfectly. No scratches or dings of any kind. New out the door it was over 18 thousand dollars. I have all paperwork documenting the motorcycle. Own a great bike for a fraction of new. Very reasonable reserve. Any questions will be promptly answered.
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