BMW M 1000 RR Super Sports Petrol Manual Euro 5 (212 ps) 999cc
2021 (21 reg) | 2,800 miles
£19,995
Super Sports | 999cc | 209BHP | Manual | Petrol
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BMW bikes for sale in Newmarket
With 10 BMW bikes in Newmarket available on Autotrader, we have the best range of bikes for sale across the UK.
Latest second hand BMW bikes for sale in Newmarket
View moreBMW F 900 XR X-Ring Chain Euro 5 895cc
2024 (24 reg) | 5,000 miles
£7,895
Sports Tourer | 895cc | 103BHP | Manual | Petrol
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BMW R 1200 GS Adventure Petrol Manual (104 ps) 1170cc
2016 (16 reg) | 26,603 miles
£7,200
Adventure | 1170cc | 123BHP | Manual | Petrol
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BMW R 1200 GS Euro 4 1170cc
2018 (18 reg) | 27,830 miles
£8,495
Adventure | 1170cc | 123BHP | Manual | Petrol
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BMW R nineT Scrambler 1170 Roadster/Retro Petrol Manual Euro 5 (108 ps) 1170cc
2021 (21 reg) | 7,100 miles
£7,250
Roadster/Retro | 1170cc | 107BHP | Manual | Petrol
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BMW K 1200 S S Petrol Manual (167 bhp) 1157cc
2007 (57 reg) | 25,000 miles
£1,950
Sports Tourer | 1157cc | 167BHP | Manual | Petrol
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BMW F 850 GS Adventure Sport Petrol Manual Euro 4 (95 ps) 853cc
2019 (69 reg) | 11,925 miles
£7,990
Adventure | 853cc | 93BHP | Manual | Petrol
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BMW R nineT Urban G/S G S 1170cc
2023 (73 reg) | 2,706 miles
£9,390
Roadster/Retro | 1170cc | 107BHP | Manual | Petrol
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BMW K 1600 GT 1650cc
2011 (11 reg) | 18,189 miles
£5,995
Tourer | 1650cc | 158BHP | Manual | Petrol
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