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2011 Bmw R1200rt on 2040-motos

$17,250
YearYear:2011 MileageMileage:7000 ColorColor: polar metalic
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TypeType:Sport Touring

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2011 BMW R1200rt , 2011 BMW R1200RT, I am the original owner, I have reached my 60's and have been riding bikes since I was 15. I am now ready to start to slow down and have decided to sell this bike for a lighter bike, even though this is one of the lightest bikes you will find. The bike is in perfect condition, always serviced at the BMW dealer. I bought this bike new January 15, 2012 so the full warranty is good until January 2015. The bike is loaded has every option you can put on the bike except the chrome exhaust. I have added the Russell custom leather seat front and back heated, also added the Rifle shield, and the one inch risers plus the custom rear floor boards. I also have the Zumo GPS docking station hard wired into the bike. The bike has blue tooth radio with Satellite. I listen to the Sirus radio through the bluetooth into my helmet. The bike has electronic suspension and ASC or traction control plus tire pressure monitors and the full computer system, again I don't think this bike has any options missing. The price listed includes the small top case but I also have the 40 liter top case and the front top case and can work that into the price if interested. $17,250.00

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