Bmw : R-series Bmw R 1150 R/t on 2040-motos

$4,995

Year:0 Mileage:45

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BMW : R-Series BMW R 1150 R/T, $4,995, image 1

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BMW R1100 R/T Sport Touring BMW R1100 R/T Sport Touring Opal Blue Pearl Electronic Winshield Side Bags Throtlemeister Cruse Control GPS Shelf Airflow Light Protector ANTILOCKING BRAKES Brakes â€‹ This R1100rt is in attractive shape, well maintained 45k miles. This is a lot of sport touring bike for the money.Please call or email for details. Thanks! EVI Motorsports 214-905-XXXX or 214-729-XXXX â€‹

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Tue, 08 Jan 2013

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