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2004 Bmw R 1200 C Montauk on 2040-motos

$7,495
YearYear:2004 MileageMileage:44456 ColorColor: Arctic Blue Metallic
Location:

Orange, California

Orange, CA
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TypeType:Cruiser PhonePhone:(866) 891-7570

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2004 Bmw R 1200 C Montauk, Hard to Find, Easy to Love the BMW Montauk! - Masters the mountains. Rolls on the range. Whether cutting through mountain gaps or rolling along open plains, the new BMW Montauk was built for long rides through big sky country. Packed full of torque (72 lb/ft), its got ample energy to ascend winding mountain roads and an updated 5-speed gearbox to keep the miles rolling by smoothly. The new Montauk also features BMW’s two spark ignition system, an advancement that improves exhaust emissions, fuel consumption and response, setting a new benchmark for cruiser performance. Stylistically, the Montauk retains the clean, elegant lines of the classic R 1200 C but with a few extras to give it a presence all its own. Complementing the purity of the open design, the Montauk features a more relaxed riding position. This extends riding comfort on long stretches of road. Like its touring cousin the R 1200 CL, the Montauk takes a broader stance with a widened BMW Telelever suspension up front and vertically arranged dual headlights. The new Montauk looks equally imposing from the side. A higher, narrower passenger seat and redesigned side cover give the Montauk a powerful profile. For riders with a pioneering spirit and an appreciation for the updated aesthetic of the classic cruiser style, the Montauk provides an exciting, memorable journey.

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