1994 bmw k75s abs
 

SOLD

1994 BMW K75S motorcycle, these are extremely hard to find. If you are a BMW motorcycle guy, you already know what this is. Mystic Red, 46k miles, runs flawlessly. Fuel injected 750cc engine and shaft driven. 2nd owner, dealer maintained since new. Cross Country BMW in Metuchen, NJ has records of everything that was done since new, including a whole new transmission last year,a new battery, filters, oil change, etc this past spring. Has a custom Corbin Low seat and Progressive adjustable rear shock. Fully loaded from BMW with rear hard cases, heated grips, Brembo brakes, ABS, windscreen, and more, all in mint shape. Even comes with the factory BMW cover in mint shape (only used a couple times). Bike has been stored indoors its whole life in a climate controlled garage up until a week ago when I moved into my new place. Needs nothing, never dropped. 2 keys and original owners manual included. Extremely hard to fine one of these in this condition anywhere. Selling because I have no time to ride it anymore with my new job. The book value is around $4000, so I'll start the price at that, but get in contact with me if you are interested. Located in Huntington Village, NY. (Long Island)

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Here is the VIN # and proof that I have title in hand.

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Price drop from $4000 to $3000 for an end-of-summer quick sale. The trade-in value alone is $2700, so you can basically ride this for free and move up to a liter bike or something else in the spring. This is great for the people who want a fun, classy, sportbike but don't want the teenager with a crotch rocket stereotype. This needs absolutely nothing, and will not need any maintenance or repairs for years (besides an oil change once a year). Ride it home today! Anyone who has a bike knows that Sept to Nov are the best riding months anyway, so you'll still be getting lots of use out of it this year.