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Mileage:291
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Engine Size (cc):798
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Dual-Purpose
For Sale By:Private Seller
BMW F-Series description
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2012 BMW F650GS. Parallel twin, 798cc. This isn't the older single cylinder F650.
291mi. Hardly ridden. Options include: ABS-switchable on and off from the bars. Factory lowered suspension option. Lower seat option. Accessory socket for your GPS and other electronics. Heated hand grips. Crash bars. Clearwater LED lights. Perfect for someone with a shorter inseam that has trouble standing over a lot of bikes and safely being able to put both feet on the ground at a stop. Selling for a consignment customer of mine. I'm not a dealer just someone who sells on ebay a lot. He doesn't want to deal with selling it himself. He bought it for his wife and she basically never found the time to ride it much. They decided after it sitting in the garage for too long that it was time to let it go. Just had a complete dealer service at a cost of $450. Oil & filter change. New battery. Brake fluid changed. Complete itemized inspection and service receipt from the dealer. Clear title in hand. Cash in hand and valid M1 endorsement needed to test ride. Available to view at my warehouse by appointment if you're local(San Francisco bay area). |
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