Post Listing Update: This BMW did not meet reserve despite 30 bids up to $13,600 on eBay in Chicago, Illinois.
1968 was one of the two years that BMW offered a telescopic fork variant of their /2 for the US market with the R50, R60, and R69. The models were referred to as the R50US, R60US, and R69US. Here’s one of the middle options in the beautiful color of Granada Red.
One of the many cool things about this example (VIN: 1815491) is that it has been in the seller’s family since new. The odometer shows 39,997 miles though the engine was rebuilt 278 miles ago. The seller says that the carbs were also rebuilt “but one of the screws drips.” Crash bars are included but are currently off the bike because the seller didn’t like the way they looked, and the saddlebags were apparently handmade by his father.
Find this R60 for sale in Chicago, Illinois with bidding up to $11,400 and the reserve not yet met or a BIN of $15,000 here on eBay.
Here's a 'completely rebuilt' example of the BMW R60/2 that the seller claims is basically a brand new machine. Additions to the stock bike include Hella bar end turn signals, chrome headlight mirrors, protection around the headlight and tailight, as well as engine crash bars. Find this 'brand new' R60…
Somehow, this R60/2 has under 6,000 miles despite the fact that it's almost 50 years old. It's numbers matching and is claimed to be 'unmolested and original'. This bike (VIN: 1818007) has a Denfeld solo seat and a bench seat. The seller has had the bike for 3 years and…
Starting with this... ...the seller of this slash 5 (who also happens to be the creator of Moto-Skiveez) basically took it down to the frame, cleaned it all up, and put it back together. Highlights include rebuilt forks, a rebuilt seat, rebuilt cars, new "Euro" handlebars, a complete fluid flush,…
