Bmw Rseries 2005 Bmw R1150rtp on 2040-motos

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BMW RSeries 2005 BMW R1150RTP, $3,600, image 1

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Selling my 2005 BMW R 1150RTP. 2 cyl Boxer engine, 4 stroke. Top case. Warmed handlebar grips. Very attractive tires. Rider and passenger seat. Adjustable windscreen at a push of the button. I pre-owned it to commute four timesweek 30mis round trip. Extremely nimble which maneuvers in and out of traffic pockets. Got it because of ANTILOCKING BRAKES brakes, full fairing and reputation for reliability and shaft drive. Motorcycle is in attractive shape and runs strong with 97,018 mis on it.

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