2007 Bmw R1200r Roadster on 2040-motos

$3,500

Year:0 Mileage:1

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2007 BMW R1200R Roadster, $3,500, image 1

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2007 BMW R1200R roadster. Under 11,zero miles since new. All maintenance is current. It includes BMW Navigator IV system, factory side and top cases, SW-MOTECH engine guards, KAOKO throttle lock, heated handlebar grips, BMW AGM battery charger, a set of bar risers (1â rise one ¼â setback) and (still new in the box) a Cee Bailey sport windshield, in addition to the stock windshield. A box of new spare parts (oil filters, etc.), both front and rear PitBull maintenance stands, and the factory service manual on CD-ROM will be included as well.

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