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For sale 2009 BMW R1200RT. This bike comes with only 6K Miles. This bike is adult ridden, never abused, and garage kept. This bike comes with the following options such as; ABS, Heated Grips, BMW Comfort Seat, Saddlebags, Handlebar Risers, Electronically Adjustable Windshield, TPMS, etc.
This bike is in very good over all condition. Saddlebags inner sides have minor scratches since it was placed on a ground at times. Other than that this bike is in good condition, comes as pictured, no known issues with this bike at all. this bike rides excellent, no leaks of any kind. Comes with almost new Michelin Pilot tires. If a buyer cannot come and pick up this bike I can help arrange the shipping but it is buyers responsibility. Any questions please email. |
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