Bmw Brembo Rear Caliper R1200 R 1200 New on 2040-parts.com
Los Gatos, California, US
Cleaning out my garage.
So what I have in this auction here is:
- a very nice BMW Brembo rear caliper
- I believe it is for a BMW R1200 based on the pics of others that have sold.
- This one looks new, pads look new and mounting holes do not look used. Still has the rubber cover on the bleeder screw.
- Came from a BMW dealer in a box of parts with some other Brembo calipers.
- Suitable for many custom applications.
- I'd assume these are $200 - $300 new at the dealer
- Perfect for your R1200 rebuild or fix or good for your vintage AHRMA mx or flattrack bike.
- $12 shipping in the USA
What you see is what you are bidding on!! Thanks for looking and bid early and often!!!
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