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Engine Size (cc):649
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Selling a beautiful, restored and updated BMW 1984 R65 LS. Stored carefully for years, until we took it in and had the following parts replaced by a certified (vintage) BMW mechanic. The owner was extremely meticulous and it is practically new.
New brake fluid Brake lines Slave cylinder Master cylinder Battery Tires New oil filter Fuel filter This is very much a collector bike, as the LS was a limited run of the R65 with a slightly different design. Please note- there is an aftermarket windshield, one of the small silver side panels has come loose, and the foot shifter is missing its rubber grip. Under 4400 ORIGINAL MILES, starts and runs well. asking $5150 OBO, open to vehicle trades (local only). |
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