2006 Bmw K R Sport Touring on 2040-motos
Year:2006
Mileage:2
rancho cuamonga, California, US
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Type:Sport Touring
Phone:9494661743
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2006 BMW K R, 2006 BMW K K SERIES, Excellent Hardly used k1200R. 2260 original miles. allbody work replaced with carbon fiber or carbon look. Two brother slip on exhaust. Tons of cool aftermarket parts. Always garage kept. very fast and easy maintenance. $9000 or best offer. price reduced. medical issues forces quick sell. Text 9494661743 $9,000.00 9494661743
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