2005 Bmw R 1100-s Boxer Cup on 2040-motos

$3,700

Year:0 Mileage:3

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2005 Bmw R 1100-S Boxer Cup, $3,700, image 1

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This particular bike has only 3148mis and has been babied and meticulously cared for. It has been stored covered in a climate controlled garage. This bike is as near to perfect as you will find for a seven year old bike, with no scratches, dings or dents. The paint and all decals are perfect. It is completely stock. jso 3148 mis

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