2013 Bmw C 650 Gt on 2040-motos

$9,995

Year:2013 Mileage:300 Color: Platinum Bronze Metallic

Location:

Orange, California

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2013 Bmw C 650 GT, Urban Mobility Vehicle and then some! Absolutely Stunning! - Dominate the city, or simply escape it, with the C650GT maxi-scooter. Combining power, sophistication and fuel efficiency, the 60 horsepower engine offers all the performance you could possibly need, especially on longer journeys. The maxi-scooter is at its most effective in the urban environment, where it provides a feeling of freedom and independence that other forms of transport cannot match.

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