BMW F850 GS ADVENTURE TE F 853cc
2023 (23 reg) | 12,857 miles
£10,490
Trail Bike | 853cc | Manual | Petrol
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BMW bikes for sale in Carlisle
With 49 BMW bikes in Carlisle available on Auto Trader, we have the best range of bikes for sale across the UK.
Latest second hand BMW bikes for sale in Carlisle
View moreBMW R1250 GS TE R 1254cc
2022 (72 reg) | 29,393 miles
£11,990
Trail Bike | 1254cc | Manual | Petrol
Trade SellerBMW R1250 GSA TE R Adventure 1254cc
2020 | 14,336 miles
£13,990
Trail Bike | 1254cc | Manual | Petrol
Trade SellerBMW K1600 GT SE K 1649cc
2020 (70 reg) | 6,005 miles
£12,990
Tourer | 1649cc | Manual | Petrol
Trade SellerBMW R NINET PURE 1170cc
2017 (17 reg) | 3,931 miles
£7,495
Roadster/Retro | 1170cc | Manual | Petrol
Trade SellerBMW R NINET SCRAMBLER 1170cc
2022 (22 reg) | 2,935 miles
£9,490
Roadster/Retro | 1170cc | Manual | Petrol
Trade SellerBMW S1000 R SPORT S R 999cc
2024 (24 reg) | 1,113 miles
£13,490
Roadster/Retro | 999cc | Manual | Petrol
Trade SellerBMW R NINET SCRAMBLER Option 719 1170cc
2023 (23 reg) | 4,474 miles
£11,495
Roadster/Retro | 1170cc | Manual | Petrol
Trade SellerBMW F900 XR TE F 895cc
2020 (70 reg) | 13,741 miles
£6,990
Roadster/Retro | 895cc | Manual | Petrol
Trade SellerBMW F900 GS F Adventure 895cc
2024 (74 reg) | 1,255 miles
£11,995
Trail Bike | 895cc | Manual | Petrol
Trade SellerBMW F900 R F R 895cc
2025 (25 reg) | 565 miles
£9,240
Roadster/Retro | 895cc | Manual | Petrol
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