2005 Bmw R 1150 Rt on 2040-motos

$3,200

Year:0 Mileage:63

Location:

BMW Other description

It is in a parking garage by day and a garage by night. It has never been wrecked or dropped and has been very well maintained. This bike excels in good weather protection, comfort, handling, braking, and ease of maintenance. This would be a great bike for a 1st time BMW buyer to experience the BMW engineering for reliability, comfort, and saftey. This bike has absolutly no issues and is in perfect working order.. cdy 63031 mis

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