2004 Bmw R-series on 2040-motos
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Mileage:111
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Engine Size (cc):1,150
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Sport Touring
For Sale By:Dealer
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2004 BMW R1150RT-P Motorcycle
111,000 miles and runs great. This is the police model, and was formally a California Highway Patrol (CHiPs) bike. The lights and sirens were removed, and a rear seat installed so you can ride 2-up like normal. I had the local BMW motorcycle shop perform all scheduled maintenance last fall, plus it has: -New tires -New stainless steel braided brake lines -New batteries Police model unique features: -larger alternator -two batteries -switch to turn off the lights -fan behind the oil cooler. Other R1150RT features include: -removable locking hard luggage -adjustable height windshield -heated grips -fuel injection -fuel gauge -adjustable headlamp beam height -three-position driver's seat No warranty. Buyer responsible for arranging pick up or delivery. Buyer or buyer's representative must be present with pick up. Thanks for looking. |
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