1995 BMW K-Series

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The K-75 design was a radical departures from almost every aspect of previous ones. The K-bikes introduced new technology and refinement for a premium brand. At the time, BMW and Harley-Davidson were the only major manufactures that did not offer liquid-cooled engines. Competing brands, notably of Japanese manufacture, were touting the superiority of their liquid-cooled engines and had introduced low maintenance shaft-drive technology into a growing number of their models. The K-series offered refinements like computer-controlled fuel injection, all stainless steel exhaust, rust-free aluminum fuel tank, anti-lock brakes or ABS, mono-lever in the rear and single shock absorber, adjustable headlight, high capacity 460 watt alternator, cigarette lighter accessory plug-in, self canceling signal lights. The engine design had excellent vibration isolation. The K-75S was produced between 1985 and 1995 MAKE: BMW MODEL: K75S YEAR: 1995 COLOR: Arctic Silver MILEAGE: 14,740 Top Speed: 130 MPH 0-60: 4.6 seconds In storage for the past 2 years Regularly maintained Electronic Ignition Stainless Exhaust System ABS Brakes BMW System Cases + Liners BMW Top Cases (2) 3 BMW Saddles (1-Black, 1-Red, 1-Blue) Oscillating Headlight and Brake Light Manuals