2003 Bmw R 1150 Rs (abs) on 2040-motos
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Type:Sportbike
Phone:(877) 635-3090
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2003 Bmw R 1150 RS (ABS), More power and upgraded brakes - NEW FEATURES: Larger windshield for better protection from wind and weather. The R 1150 RS comes with BMW's newly developed EVO brake on the front wheel, increasing brake power by 20 per cent. Bigger, more power and more torque. Power on the new R 1150 RS is also transmitted through a hydraulically operated clutch with a hand lever adjustable to three different positions. The new wheels are the most important change to the suspension and running gear not only through their looks, but also in technical terms.
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