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Mileage:74
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Engine Size (cc):1,300
Warranty:none
Type:Sport Touring
For Sale By:Private Seller
BMW K-Series description
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After 6 years and 68,000 miles in which it endeared itself to me so much I'll say it's the best bike I've ridden. As time change and our riding changes so does our choice in bikes, that is why I'm selling her and going on to the Bmw K1600gtl. Sport days maybe over but sport riding can go on. She has newer Michelin Road Pilot 4 tires with 1500 miles, clutch was replaced at 60k, clutch master and slave cyl also replaced. All recall items addressed at dealership along with normal services. I have both side bag covers that are pictured (full and street) with top case. Here some of her high lights and thought from other mag reviews. Speed, comfort and freedom are the essence of Gran Turismo and the essence of the BMW K 1300 GT. No other manufacturer comes close to BMW's options list, yet much is so useful it alone will swing buyers to the German badge. Most impressive is the Electronic Suspension Adjustment (ESA). A simple dash display informs the rider whether it's set for any combination of solo, passenger and luggage, and with those set you can then choose between normal, sport and comfort options – all from one button, changing damping, spring preload and spring rate settings. I used it constantly Cruise control, Xenon headlight (Certainly it lit up the road impressively), heated seats, heated grips, More essential is the on-board computer, which has a range of useful or interesting functions, although the "distance to empty" calculation was inconsistent and mpg a little optimistic |
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