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2005 BMW R1200ST, 46k, full Remus exhaust system, nice condition, smooth and quick Listing for the family of a friend who has passed. It was his last bike :-( ____________________________________________________ Here are way more pics than Ebay will allow me (and higher resolution): https://kwc.smugmug.com/2005-BMW-R1200ST ____________________________________________________ Video so you can hear the lovely Remus exhaust note! ____________________________________________________ Features 2005 R1200ST sport tourer 1200cc dual-spark, EFI, 6-speed, shaft drive Granite grey / light magnesium two-tone paint tastefully done color-matched pinstriping Non-ABS (this is good because the linked-servo ABS sucks!!) Throttlemeister cruise control (throttle lock) Heated hand grips, accessory power port Two-position adjustable windshield Factory BMW luggage keyed to ignition brand new this month full Remus titanium exhaust front to back with engine re-mapped to match ($1500) Includes the factory manual, tool kit, one key (and two punch out keys) ____________________________________________________ Mechanical starts easily and idles smoothly everything works as it should, handles very well Michelin Road Pilot tires like brand new battery is strong, always on a tender Remus system gives it a nice growl and burble but not obnoxious __________________________________________________ Service rundown pre-delivery checklist at Twin City BMW in Savoy, IL on 5/5/06 at zero miles 600 mile service at Twin City on 6/14/06 at 776 miles warranty service on emissions control at Twin City on 10/20/07 final drive oil swap, full synth, 3/1/08 valves set at 11,680 miles on 9/25/08 somewhat of a black hole after this bike was obviously well maintained but former owner did not provide further records full service and complete checkover including oil / filter / final drive change in spring 2016 _____________________________________________________________ Cosmetic condition for a 46k bike the condition is excellent garage kept and generally fair weather ridden and it shows paint glossy everywhere, few stone chips on right front fairing both bags have some minor rash and left fairing corner has been touched up little scuff on left mirror and spark plug cover, buzz on clutch lever two little catches on passenger seat, one is shown in pic (1/8 to 1/4" long) ______________________________________________________________ Sale details $500 deposit due through Paypal within 48 hours of auction end this deposit is NON-REFUNDABLE if you do not follow through on the sale for your own reason also....the ENTIRE COST of the bike cannot be paid through Paypal, just the deposit full payment due at pickup within 10 days of auction end if possible; if not possible, email me to notify I CAN ship this motorcycle or possibly deliver, email for details, fly-and-ride also possible! |
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