2012 Bmw F 800 St on 2040-motos

$10,999

Year:2012 Mileage:1280 Color: Tri-tone Lupin Blue Metallic /

Location:

Escondido, California

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2012 Bmw F 800 ST, 2012 BMW F800ST - Nice package! This 2012 F800ST is well equipped with ABS,heated grips,computer,centerstand,low seat. BMW saddlebags, Z-Technik tall windscreen,Clearwater driving lights,and frame sliders. Only 1280 miles, still under factory warranty, great deal at only $11750! BMW financing available OAC, trades welcome-760-520-1288.

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