2007 Bmw R1200rt on 2040-motos
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Mileage:27500
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Type:Sport Touring
Phone:(305) 987-6565
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2007 BMW R1200rt , Title in hand. All services through 24K miles performed. Full records. No dings, never dropped. Ohlins shocks - bike lowered 1.25 inches. Have OEM shocks, side stand. ABS.cruise, heated grips, heated seats, computer. Bags, top case, and helmet lock (see photo) use ignition key. Saddlebag inserts. 3 ignition keys. Crash bars (unused) and valve cover protectors. Side stand foot and extender. Bar risers. GPS ball and extra electrical outlet. Oil cooler guard. Michelin road tires in good condition. Cover. Also have floorboards. $11,500.00 3059876565
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