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Type:Sport Touring
Stock Number:UB05-L72195
Phone:8888049115
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2005 BMW K1200LT, The K1200LT has been BMW's ultimate touring bike for years. Loaded with all kinds of electronic gadgets, this bike is typical BMW. These bikes run very strong and good for WAY more miles than what this one has. The original owner added an aftermarket windscreen, luggage rack and some chrome bits. These bikes have am/fm radio with CD player, auxilliary riding, very comfortable seats, heated grips and more. They are shaft drive so super low maintenence! It's rare that we get a BMW in this store so this one won't last long. Give us a call and schedule a test ride!
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