2012 Bmw K 1600 Gtl on 2040-motos

$24,500

Year:2012 Mileage:350

Location:

Studio City, California

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Type:Sport Touring Phone:(818) 508-7034

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Exterior Color: Mineral Silver Metallic, Engine: 1650cc Oil/Watercooled 4-Stroke In-Line 6-Cylinder Engine, Two Overhead Camshafts, Four Valves Per Cylinder, MPG: 52 MPG, At A Constant 55 MPH - 41 MPG, At A Constant 75 MPH, Transmission: 6 Speed, Helical Gears, Front Brakes: Dual Disc Brake, Diameter 320mm, 4-Piston Fixed Calipers, Rear Brakes: Single Disc Brake, Diameter 320mm, Double-Piston Caliper, VIN# WB1061201CZZ21691, Warranty: Good Until 3/26/2015 Or 36,000 Miles, Installed Options: Heated Grips & Seat, Adaptive Headlight, Bluetooth, A Full Audio System, Sirius, AM/FM Radio, Mp3/iPod Tether, ESA II Push-Button-Adjustable Suspension

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