2013 BMW Other

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2013 BMW S 1000 RR, Premium Edition. Heated grips. HP gear-shift assist. DTC. Race ABS. Perfect condition. Original owner. Bone stock. All paperwork, including Pink Slip. Includes OEM BMW Cover. Always garaged. Never dropped. Clear Title. Always babied. Dealer maintained. Bought June, 13, 2013. Way more bike than this 55y.o. guy ever needed, but I wanted the best of the best. Probably never had the tach over 6K. Just noodled to work and the coffee shop. Must sell as I bought a Mini Cooper for my second vehicle. Feel free to ask any questions. -David Note: This is the body of my response to the one negative review I have ever gotten. It's specific to another item, but here it is in case you're worried about my rating... UPDATE: I'm re-listing this item because the first buyer blew a gasket when I accidentally sent him some bicycle shoes that I sold the same evening as the jacket. I simply mixed-up the FedEx shipping labels, that's it. But, he accused me of trying to scam him, of trying to purposefully screw up the sale because I didn't get enough money for the jacket, and he also insisted I be thrown off eBay. And, he went right to the negative feedback before even contacting me to say it was the wrong item. Of course, I gave him a full refund, and I even offered to have the jacket shipped directly from the other buyer to save time on all the shipping. I felt like an idiot, but it was an honest mistake that ended-up costing a bunch of extra money for all the back and forth shipping. However, after saying he wanted the jacket, he then decided he didn't want it, even though I offered to send it to him for free just so he would change the malicious feedback. No dice. The guy's strung too tight. It's like trying to communicate with the Unabomber. Anyway, despite what this guy said (Initially paranoid: "I bid and paid for a BMW Kushitani jacket and the seller sent me SHOES! How can you mistake jacket for shoes? I wanna know if that ad is just a scam. He should be booted out oe eBAY", leading to seemingly reasonable but fundamentally incorrect on his assumption about my motives: "If it's an honest mistake and you send me the correct item then I will change the feedback. But this has happened to me twice before where the seller did not get what he expected and decided not to sell. That is just unacceptable to me", and ending with the oddly petulant: "I don't want anything from you or anyone else."), I'm a longtime eBayer and took pride in my 100% feedback rating because I earned it with every transaction. I'm still that person, no matter what this guy says. So, please ignore his ranting, nutty, inappropriate feedback and rest assured you are dealing with an honest guy. I'm a 55-y.o. special education teacher and single dad. I'm straightforward and ethical and it would never even occur to me to do the kinds of stuff this guy was accusing me of doing. I always accept returns and if you peruse my feedback right from the very first sale forward you will see a pattern of people who always are delighted by the condition of the item, speed of delivery (yes, this guy got his shipment in less than 4 days and still assumed it was a scam), and the overall good deal they received. I'm not trying to get rich or run a business on eBay, I just like that I can unload some stuff now and then (and buy it too), to help defray the cost of new toys and projects.