#51 • 1987 BMW R80 CS Motorcycle

Part of Classic Auto Mall Classic Auto Auction – Morgantown, PA June 19, 2026 (live auction by Ken Geyer Real Estate Auctioneers, Inc.)

High bid $2,000.00

Status: Sold

1987 BMW R80 CS Motorcycle Highlights: No Reserve Has Title Has Keys 797cc Boxer 2 Cylinder 5-Speed Manual Subtle Mods Description: 1987 BMW R80 CS Motorcycle NO RESERVE HAS TITLE   For auction, a 1987 BMW R80 CS motorcycle showing 15,586 miles, but the true miles are unknown. This unrestored example is in very good condition and has added CS fairings and bars along with a number of other subtle mods. Fresh out of long term storage and ready for your mechanical touch, this bike will be the talk of the town.  Exterior The beautifully designed bike has a narrow and upright profile with a prominent black gas tanks adorned with a double pinstripe of red and white and of course, the coveted BMW emblem. The pinstriping continues on the apron and around to the rear cowl as well as framing the added fairing. A weave textured black leather Corbin saddle includes a dip for a passenger and foot pegs are in place below. Exhaust pipes flank the rear wheel like twin barrels of a rifle while red marker lights are matched with the brake light. The fairing's windscreen is tinted plastic that wraps over the handlebars while fog lights perch on the engine guards. Imperfections include a crack in the windscreen and a deep scratch in the fairing, along with some minor wear on the edge of the seat. There is evidence of use on the undercarriage. Functionality Thumb controls are constructed of varying, brightly colored plastic switches on each handlebar, and foam rubber grips are utilized. Gauges include a speedometer and tachometer flanking indicator lights while a clock and fuel gauge are embedded in the fairing.    Drivetrain On board is a 797cc boxer 2 engine, rated at 50 horsepower and fueled by dual 1-barrel Bing carburetors. It is backed by a 5-speed manual that drives the rear wheel via shaft drive. Disc brakes are utilized on the 21-inch front wheel and drum brakes on the 17-inch rear. Suspension consists of Marzocchi telescopic forks in front and a paralever swingarm with single shock absorber in back and on the right side.   According to those in the know, R80's are popular because they're easy to maintain and parts are available, and they can be easily modified. This one is in excellent condition and its compact size means you can fit it next to your other bikes!