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BMW K-Series tech info
Engine Size (cc):1,600
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Touring
For Sale By:Dealer
BMW K-Series description
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Up for sale is a 2012 BMW K1600GT Sport Touring motorcycle. We are a multi-line motorcycle dealership, selling new BMW motorcycles in addition to a few other brands. This one owner BMW motorcycle was recently acquired by our dealership. Our BMW authorized service department has performed an overall inspection & safety check on this motorcycle along with verifying that there are no open recalls from BMW Motorrad.
This K1600GT has ABS Brakes, Power Windscreen, Heated Grips, Heated Seat, Cruise Control, Adaptive Headlight, LED Fog Lights, DTC (Dynamic Traction Control), Bluetooth Interface Control, Radio Software, ESA II (Electronic Suspension Adjustment), Central Locking System, Safety Package, Comfort Package, TPM (Tire Pressure Monitoring System), and Anti theft Alarm System, all OEM from BMW. This BMW has just over 22,322 miles and we hold a clean Massachusetts Title for this bike. This BMW in-line 6-cyclinder engine starts easy, runs strong, transmission shifts through all the gears smoothly, so this motorcycle should bring the next owner many thousands of worry free miles. Please feel free to call 617-275-3784, with any questions or concerns during normal business hours. Trades are accepted & financing is available for local buyers, but please inquire before bidding! |
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