2009 Bmw F 800 Gs on 2040-motos

$9,595

Year:2009 Mileage:26483 Color: Sunset Yellow

Location:

Plano, Texas

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Type:Dual Sport Phone:(866) 716-7109

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2009 Bmw F 800 GS, 1 OWNER/LOADED/JUST SERVICED! - Ready to rip, ready to rule. This fall, the legendary GS gets even more legendary with the incredible new F 800 GS. It's lean. It's mean. It's ready to tackle everything from dual sport rides in the woods or desert to long-haul adventure touring. With a lightweight design and eye-opening power, The F 800 GS is the most off-road oriented GS ever built. A parallel twin engine with 85 charging horses and 62 foot-pounds of torque give it startling speed and breathtaking acceleration. Throw in a dry weight of just 392 pounds, six-speed gear box, switchable ABS, wide foot rests and a 4.2 gallon tank located under the seat for a low center of gravity, and you get an enduro light enough for amazing handling no matter where you're headed. If you want all the capabilities of the GS in a lighter, tighter, totally aggressive package, the destined-to-be-a-classic F 800 GS is your ride.

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