2002 Bmw R 1150 Gs on 2040-motos

$7,000

Year:2002 Mileage:21000 Color: Black

Location:

Auburn, California

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Type:Dual Sport Phone:(877) 564-9848

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2002 Bmw R 1150 GS, Nice Bike - Sport bike performance, advanced technology and an appetite for concrete, mud and gravel make the R 1150 GS the right machine for a ride on the edge of civilization. Sure, it’s comfortable enough in rush hour traffic, but what commuters call the end of the road the GS sees as a starting line. Spoked wheels and tubeless tires fear no obstacle and a 5.5 gallon tank will take you to the edge of the world and bring you home. Model shown is Pacific Blue/Alpine White and costs an additional $300.00.

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