Bmw R 60 motorcycles for sale in Texas

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1968 BMW R60/US

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Boerne, Texas

Year 1968

Make BMW

Model R60/US

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Posted Over 1 Month

ORIGINAL AND UNRESTORED BIKE IN NICE CONDITION. SHORT OF DOING AN EBAY AUCTION, WE DONT REALLY KNOW WHAT THE MARKET WILL SUPPORT ON THIS BIKE,...There just are not enough of them being traded to know what the "Market Value" is. The Red color is somewhat rare, as the majority of these bikes were black. If you have an interest in this bike, please contact Brian Collins at 210-828-5511.

2016 BMW S 1000 RR Premium Black Storm Metallic

$8,500

Austin, Texas

Year 1977

Make BMW

Model R 60

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Up for sale is a beautiful 1977 BMW Vintage Cafe racer. This motorcycle was originally put together by a guy out west and no kidding did a GREAT job. This thing is very clean. Its quick and nimble stop to start and a favorite to ride of mine. No joke, I get compliments about this thing every time I take it out which is why I delayed so long to sell it. Powder coat paint job still looks almost new. The clip on bars are perfect and the rear hub is in good shape that hides the battery. When I found it however, it looked like it had been sitting for a very long time and in need of some serious tlc. Some of the last photos are before I gave it shiny new heat wrap and a good polish on the bike. Here are some of the things I did, things that make this bike a great contender, a rare find and also what I know about the bike. -First, I'm not sure if the engine was completely overhauled or those are all original miles but mileage is set at only (3024). -The rear end is a short wheelbase (which I'm positive was a modification given the year) and gives it really great stability around turns, slow speeds as well as high speeds rather than the long wheelbase swingarm. -The transmission is new-ish. It originally came with a 1972 4-speed kickstart that crapped out and I replaced it with another exact tranny of the same year. (Which, I believe is the last years for the kickstart.) (It of course, has an electronic ignition but I have started it with the kickstart and it makes a great conversation piece and honestly just looks cool.) I was told it was basically brand new but take that news for what it's worth like I did but it works great. -I replaced the old electronic ignition with a brand new unit and it has about 50 miles on it. -It has high-performance Mikuni carbs with K&N filters have both just been overhauled (not rebuilt) in the past 10 miles. -Brand new, fresh titanium heat wrap in the last 10 miles. -Brand new battery with about 10 miles on it. -Engine oil, Transmission/gearbox oil (yes, its separate) and rear end fluid have all been changed in the past 40 miles. -Most of the rubber covers (including transmission to rear end have been changed) -Brand new comfy grips -Clear title The price is somewhat negotiable because it has a small issue with the running light but it is nothing mechanical or has anything to do with the performance or durability of the bike so please don't waste either of our time with low ball offers. I just haven't taken the time to fix it. Here are some items that can come with the bike that are negotiable. -Maintenance Manual (This is a vintage bike, I highly recommend you take it) -Box of assorted brand new rubber parts as well as all assorted bolts, pieces and springs to install a center stand. -Chrome Center stand (used) -Chrome engine guards (used) -Used gearbox/tranny with all the parts included. (Highly recommended) Again, please SERIOUS OFFERS ONLY. Feel free to contact me anytime. Thanks for loo

1977 BMW R 60

$8,500

Austin, Texas

Year 1977

Make BMW

Model R 60

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Posted Over 1 Month

2016 BMW S 1000 XR

$15,000

Austin, Texas

Year 1977

Make BMW

Model R 60

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Engine -

Posted Over 1 Month

1977 R60 tribute to the glorious Rennsport RS54 racers of the mid-50s. Built by Bill Twitchel and Matt Musial of Austin Paintworks, Texas. With the help of mechanic David Martinez, the bike was completed after 180 hours of work. And that work was considerable, including modifying the frame to receive Earles-type leading link forks and a stiffer, racing-style rear end. The tank is from metalworking genius Evan Wilcox. Once in Texas, it was brushed and painted blue-grey with old school lacquer, and pinstriped by hand in black. It's finished with hand-formed aluminum badges, again painted with a brush. The wheels and hubs are just as immaculate, sanded and painted to a better-than-new finish. The engine and gearbox were rebuilt and upgraded with Mikuni carbs and velocity stacks. This bike was featured on :// /bmw-airhead Entertaining serious offers over $15000. This is a one of a kind bike.