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Mileage:22779
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Type:Cruiser
Phone:(888) 768-6893
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1998 BMW R1200C, We are always glad to see R1200C's. This one is in Night Black with White pinstripe and has ABS, BMW leather side cases, BMW leather rider and passenger seats, tall windshield with additional wind guards and GG Technik passenger backrest. Very low miles with only 22,779 on the clock. Early R1200C models had a few chrome issues and this one has the same; the usual pitting chrome on the wheels and flaking chrome on the side covers. Both of course do not take away from the enjoyment of riding these bikes. Our safety inspection has been done and we have replaced the front and rear tires and front and rear brake pads. We also completed a 24,000 mile service, installed a new battery and flushed the brake and clutch lines. Our inspection revealed the fuel tank lining was not holding up well and we cleaned and had it re-lined. If you're looking for a solid R1200C with low miles and current with its scheduled service this is a good one. Call to reserve this bike. John (x125) or Brian (x112) at 603.964.2877 or visit our NH location with questions or to purchase this machine.
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