1976 Bmw R-series Vintage on 2040-motos

$2,300

Year:0 Mileage:52

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1976 BMW R-Series vintage, $2,300, image 1

BMW Other description

Nice vintage airhead,52000 original miles ,has deep oil pan,oil pressure gauge,dip stick has oil temp gauge,cylinder head temp gauge,dunlap tires,tool kit ,air pump,Im 3rd owner.I have original sales invoice for this bike, it was bought at Chittenango Cycles, Rt five Chittenango New York, price at that time was $2650.The bike runs excellent,all electrics work as should,Clear CA title w/matching numbers.Text Kennewell>>>>>>>>>>>

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