95 Bmw R1100r R1100 1100 Horn Signal on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, US
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ATTENTION: International bidders must email me prior to placing a bid. Shipping internationally will be extremely expensive. ITEM: Donor Bike: 1995 BMW R1100R Mileage on engine: 60K VIN# WB1040703S6379096 CONDITION: Good Working Condition. Comes as pictured. SHIPPING: Flat rate to the lower 48 states for residential. Please allow 5 to 10 days for delivery after the payment has been cleared. PO Box and military address is more expensive please contact me before bidding. Fitment is not guaranteed, so please do your own research before bidding. I will not accept returns simply because the item does not fit your application. Electrical parts have 30 day warranty, unless otherwise stated. You must ship deficient part back to get a refund. I will not cover any shipping expenses regardless of the condition of the item received. All non-electrical items are sold as is. 12 |
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