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2001 BMW R 1200 C CLASSIC

2001 BMW R 1200 C CLASSIC

$11,500

St Petersburg, Florida

Year 2001

Make BMW

Model R 1200 C CLASSIC

Category -

Engine -

Posted Over 1 Month

Bike is is mint condition. Less than 3000 original miles. Garage kept.

2004 BMW R 1200 C Classic

2004 BMW R 1200 C Classic

$6,500

Plantation, Florida

Year 2004

Make BMW

Model R 1200 C Classic

Category -

Engine -

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2004 BMW R 1200 C Classic, This bike is in very nice shape. It has ABS, heated grips, large touring cases and Corbin seats.

2010 BMW K 1300 GT

2010 BMW K 1300 GT

$5,990

Miami, Florida

Year 2002

Make BMW

Model R 1200 C Classic

Category Cruiser Motorcycles

Engine 1,170 cc

Posted Over 1 Month

2002 Bmw R 1200 C Classic, WARRANTY ACCESSORIZED check descrition - As low as $137.00 Month* $ 0 Down 1 YEAR WARRANTY ACCESSORIES INCLUDED: Handlebar Headlight Cases SERVICE Up to date! C is for ?cruiser? and C is for ?classic,? but there?s nothing average about this machine. As much a head-turner as a curve-swallower the R 1200 C combines the best of old-school styling and modern-day technology. Light for its class, this cruiser soaks up bumps, corners like a sport bike, prowels ominously at low-speeds and rips up the road when unleashed. And with so many ways to individualize it, C might also stand for ?custom.? *Financing example monthly payment is based on $5,990.00 MSRP, 60 month contract 6.99 APR, 30 days to first payment, $0 down payment.

2016 Indian Chief Vintage Indian Red

2016 Indian Chief Vintage Indian Red

$4,970

Pensacola, Florida

Year 2004

Make BMW

Model R 1200 C Classic

Category Cruiser Motorcycles

Engine -

Posted Over 1 Month

2004 BMW R 1200 C Classic, Beautiful bike! Hyper Lights, comfort passenger seat, larger windscreen, & full integral ABS brakes. Ready to roll! 2004 BMW R1200C CLASSIC (ABS) For over 70 years BMW has offered motorcyclists all manner of machines. There are the legendary RS series of sport-tourers, the long distance comfort of the LT models and even a dual-sport series in the GS and F650 models. Despite this wide variety of designs there has never been an American-style cruiser - until now. BMW formally introduced their interpretation of the species to the international motorcycling press last week in Tucson, Arizona. The German firm also brought along members of their engineering and design teams to explain the concept behind their new model. According to BMW head designer David Robb, the man responsible for styling the 1200C, this bike was designed t o portray both a laid back cruiser stance and also showcase BMW's technical sophistication. It accomplishes a unique cruiser look throu gh styling touches such as the open area around the rear shock and wheel, while the engineering savvy of its Telelever front end is unmistakable. As Robb so aptly pointed out, "It is the BMW of cruisers." BMW gave the R1200C a leather seat and handgrips. The passenger seat folds up to be used as a backrest. Few would expect BMW to compromise ride quality for styling purposes, and they certainly haven't done so with the 1200C. Comfort is excellent, even though our ride took place in 100 degree temperatures. A clever addition to both style and comfort is the passenger seat, which folds up to be used as a driver backrest that has a range of three different angles, and can be adjusted while you're riding. More Action Photos Ground clearance is far greater than the current crop of boulevard cruisers, allowing respectable lean angles when the road turns twisty. Power is uninspiring however, as peak horsepower has been traded for low-end torque to fit the bike's cruising role. Smaller exhaust and intake valves, as well as an altered intake tract combine with an increased bore and stroke to provide a flat, torquey power spread. While some will find the 1200C's styling awkward and unusual, there is no questioning the fact that if you like this Beemer's looks you'll love the way it works. 1200C owners will also have the distinction of owning BMW's first-ever cruiser, a bike that may just have significant influences on both the company's -- and even the market's -- direction.