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Mileage:15
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Type:Sport Touring
Phone:7408157755
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2005 BMW K1200rt , This is an excellent condition 2005 BMW 1200RT Motorcycle. Only has little over 15,000 original miles. Comes with back rear trunk/back rest, BMW cover, Tank Bag, and BMW Battery charger and Tom Tom GPS. Tires are still in good shape next service is due at 19,000 miles. This is an ABS model and has ESA (Electronic Suspension Control), you can change the damper on the fly to soften or tighten up the ride for conditions. Also has heated grips and pre configured for radio, cruise control, roll up windshield, bike computer. This is a bike that you can ride cross country. I am firm on the price and no trades please, this is an excellent bike for the money. Email if you have any questions or would like to see it send phone number $9,495 7408157755
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