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Mileage:4783
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Type:Sport Touring
Phone:(888) 768-6893
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2012 BMW K1600GTL, This is a great opportunity to pick up a lightly used K1600GTL with only 4,783 one-owner miles. Fully loaded from the factory with a build consisting of heated grips, heated seats, power windshield, ride-by-wire riding modes, adaptive headlight, radio software with Bluetooth interface, central locking system, anti-theft alarm system, LED fog lights, dynamic traction control, ESA II, and tire pressure monitoring. This machine is in good condition and the paint looks great. It was set down gently on the left side but it still managed to scuff the bottom of the side case, rider footpeg, left side engine case guard and fog light mount and the housing. The fog light mount is slightly bent as well but overall this bike cannot be faulted for anything else. A safety inspection and service is pending but we don't expect to find any problems. Covered under factory warranty through 2/21/2015 so there's a healthy amount of warranty time remaining. Call John (x125) or Brian (x112) at 603.964.2877 or visit our NH location with questions or to purchase this machine.
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