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2002 Bmw R-series on 2040-motos

$2,690
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Boston, Massachusetts

Boston, MA
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2002 BMW R1150RT Low Miles Beautiful Shape Mileage : 25, 000mis Features Engine size (cc) : 1150 Type : Sport touring Exterior color : Burgundy I'm down to my last street bike and its time for my beloved R1150RT to go to a new owner. This bike is in superior condition with excellent paint, bodywork and mechanically everything works as it should. No noises, no leaks. ANTI-LOCK BRAKING SYSTEM brakes and radio prep option. Its a perfect bike for a fly and ride, come down to sunny southern and ride it home anywhere. Just over 25k miles and maintained to factory specification, the bike has no surprises awaiting the new owner. Even the tires have very little wear.

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