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2013 Bmw S1000rr Sportbike on 2040-motos

US $15,990.00
YearYear:2013 MileageMileage:5 ColorColor: Graphite Gray
Location:

Alhambra, California, US

Alhambra, CA, US
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BMW Other tech info

TypeType:Sportbike Stock NumberStock Number:130777 VINVIN:WB1053406DZL18278 PhonePhone:8775649796

BMW Other description

2013 BMW S1000RR, This vehicle features the following options: Shift Assist Heated Grips DTC *Sale price includes factory rebate. *** L.A.'s only Exclusive BMW Dealer! *** NOTE: All prices are for factory equiped vehicles only dealer installed accessories are extra unless otherwise stated.

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BMW Bounces Back with Record August Sales

Thu, 06 Sep 2012

When BMW released its second quarter report last month, the company reported a 4.2% decrease in BMW and Husqvarna motorcycle sales due mainly to a struggling European economy. The economic woes persist but BMW appears to be recovering, reporting a new sales record for the month of August. BMW reports sales of 7,400 motorcycles and scooters in August 2012, a company record for the month and an 11.3% increase from the 6,646 units sold in August 2011 and 14.7% more than the 6,405 units sold in August 2010.

2013 BMW R1250 Roadster Spy Photos

Mon, 11 Jun 2012

[Ed.: The original spy photos have been taken down by request. Instead, here is a picture of the current R1200R model.] BMW is preparing to launch the ground-up redesign of its iconic R1200GS in a new 1250cc-or-so liquid-cooled Boxer powerplant, a speculative profile of which you can read about here. But there’s more Boxer-oriented news to come from BMW for 2013.

2013 BMW C600 Sport Fairing Recall Extended to US

Mon, 10 Dec 2012

Last week, Transport Canada issued a recall on the 2013 BMW C600 Sport due to a risk of the scooter’s side fairings coming loose at high speeds. The recall has now reached the U.S., with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration also announcing a recall. According to documents released by NHTSA, the three “snap-lock” fasteners securing the left and right side trim panels may not have sufficient strength to hold the fairing in place at speeds higher than 100 mph.