1982 BMW R-Series

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I have for sell a nice 1982 BMW R100RS with silver blue paint. The engine and frame are matching #'s. No broke fins on the engine and it does not leak oil. It runs and rides good with me putting 150 miles on it in the last week riding it to and from work. Mileage may go up slightly during the listing. The odometer shows 2350 miles and I'm unsure of actual mileage. The transmission shifts very good and the clutch feel is good. All fluids have been changed and new fork seals installed. This bike has silver blue paint with painted on pin striping and is very presentable. The paint is very good but does have a few minor bubbles under the left mirror and a small hairline crack where the right mirror attaches and some paint flaking on the right lower underneath but not visible(the bubbles are hard and not causing issues). The windshield is smoke color and in great condition. The seat is flawless. The gas tank is flawless with no dents. The rear shocks are Koni. All gauges and lights operate as they should. Even the clock works. The mufflers has minor rusting. Sorry but I do not have bags or hardware with the bike. The rear brake will need a replacement master-cylinder as it does not work and bleeding it did not renew it. I posted the maximum # of pics so please us a part of the description. Selling with no reserve!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! $500.00 immediate deposit via paypal required and the remainder due at pickup.On May-01-16 at 10:18:07 PDT, seller added the following information: I've had requests about the prior history of the bike. I went through the folder I got with the bike today and have invoices dating back to 1997 equaling $5265.00 for parts and labor. Some highlights of these repairs are final drive seals in 2/12/2000,all engine seals in 2/7/1998,paint costing $843.00 10/03/2000,valves and guides replaced 5/14/1999,koni shocks 4/26/2000,clutch 2/12/1999 and many other invoices for miscellaneous items. I also won't to note that while riding the bike yesterday I noticed the odometer changes at a much higher rate than it should but the speedometer reads the accurate mph. So I don't know what would cause that.