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1990 BMW K75S, Accessories & Options: bar backs, Parrabellum fairing/tall screen, BMW luggage rack, BMW saddlebag mounts, tool kit, full fork boots, BMW fuel and temperature gauges installed in fairing sides, progressive fork springs and a updated rear stock BMW shock. Three keys included. We just installed the belly pan.Cosmetic Condition: good especially considering the age & miles, but there are some areas where paint is wearing thin and ita??s possible that a long time ago a few panels may have been repainted. It has strong curb appeal and presents well. Therea??s no current indication the bike was crashed or dropped and all alloy, hardware, wheels, etc look very good. Wheels actually look perfect and most original black driveline parts look excellent as well, but the fork legs show their age as most do being exposed to all the road debris right up front. We estimate it needs a rear disc (about $470 but just pads in VA) and fuel pump ($385) to get running and pass MD State Inspection.Mileage: 121,061 (odometer shows 110,463)
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