2002 Bmw K-series Hannigan Trike on 2040-motos

$4,600

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2002 BMW K-Series Hannigan Trike, $4,600, image 1

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2002 BMW 1200LT Hannigan Trike with only 26K. The 25K service has been completed. This is a 2 owner trike. The current owner has all maintenance records since 2008. The trike is equipped with warmed grips, heated seats, reverse, cruise control, onboard CB (helmets with headsets not available), power adjustable windshield, am/fm six disc changer and cassette, and additional reflectors and pegs have already been added. The tires on the back are about 90% Michelins, and the front are at least 70%. The trike also comes with a cover, and currently spends its time in a garage. The only imperfection is a scuff on right side fender

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