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Type:Sport Touring
Stock Number:UB05-L70104
Phone:8888049115
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2005 BMW K1200LT ABS, The BMW K1200 LT - five times winner of the MCN tourer award BMW was prepared to navigate uncharted water when it entered the luxury tourer market. Avoiding preconceived ideas and notions it tore up the specification sheets and started with a blank piece of paper. Waving the rules has resulted in the ?13,335 (on-the-road) K1200 LT - not so much a ponderous battleship but more the surprising and nimble frigate.This K1200LT is super-clean with tall, vented windscreen, driver backrest, windeflectors and luggage rack. Come and give it a test ride.
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