2004 Bmw K Gt on 2040-motos
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Mileage:55000
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Type:Sport Touring
Phone:(813) 629-0333
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2004 BMW K GT, 2004 K1200 GT Luxury Sport Touring Moto (described as a long range missile) . Very fast, stable and surprisingly agile. This is an exceptional bike with lots of extras Moto Front Lights, Navigation, Volt Meter with Outside Temperature and Track Timing Device, Rear Givi Luggage with passenger back rest, Stainless Steel Bezels around instruments, LED Rear Brake Lights. People can see you coming and going for miles. 55,000 miles, new brakes, clutch, tires, and 55K service just done heated seats, grips, ABS brakes, electric windshield, integrated front and back ABS brakes, this feature will save your life. Paint is perfect, just like the bike. Bike looks and rides Brand New! $7,500.00 8136290333 New Bike has arrived, seller motivated!
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