EDITION 80

[cg 2005]

I have an opportunity to look at and possibly purchase a 2004 (of course) R1150R EDITION 80. Supposedly, only 200 were sold in the USA


The bike has 14k on it.

What should I look for and what should I pay?

[sjbmw]

The Edition 80 is a Rockster.
kbb.com has the bike for a ball park retail figure.

[R4R&R]

They are a Rockster, which is an R1150r for the most part (suspension/minor option differences), but with a unique color scheme. They may have some 'collectability' in years to come, but others I know with them ride them like they are any other bike.

BTW, I love the colors.

[ScooterCop]

I have an opportunity to look at and possibly purchase a 2004 (of course) R1150R EDITION 80. Supposedly, only 200 were sold in the USA


The bike has 14k on it.

What should I look for and what should I pay?

What kind of options are we talking about here?

For reference, in October of last year, I bought a 2004 R1150R w/ ABS, luggage rack, case rails, and some other minor options, less than 700 miles, and a 3 year warranty, from NYC BMW for around $8500.

[Lion_Lady]

2003 of the Anniversary Edition were produced. Only 200 were imported to the US. Each is numbered. The collectiblitiy thing kind of became a tempest in a teapot, because it is still a Rockster, just a different paint scheme.

Mine came with a cool LE video and a certificate. I've got #196.

Mine's got 28K miles on it and I use it as my daily commuter.

P

[riceburner]

IIRC ALL the Ed80s came with ABS/servo brakes and Heated grips as standard.

Otherwise they're the same as a Rockster.

[GTR350cc]

Hi miles, used condition = 7500

Average = 8500

Low miles, excellent condition, NO MODS, low sequence number = 9500