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Mileage:37
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Engine Size (cc):1,200
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Touring
For Sale By:Private Seller
BMW R-Series description
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Top-of-the-Line 2003 BMW R1200CLC in Pearl Silver Metallic with only 37,000 miles; Low starting price with no reserve ... Rare 2003 BMW R1200CLC Cruiser Metallic Silver color Fully dressed and equipped Excellent condition 37k road trip miles Never down BMW factory hard bags and trunk Tires replaced 2k miles by BMW dealer Full service done 2K ago by BMW dealer AM/FM/Cd player Electronic Cruise Control ABS Breaks Heated Grips Heated Seats Fully powder coated exhaust pipes Two tone side saddle bags Ready for a long distance trip Very clean ...
The R1200CLC is the top Tier of the R1200C lineup of bikes with every option available. It looks runs and rides great. The radio/cd works. Tires are almost new. Of course this has the "HEATED ANDGRIPS” "HEATED SEATS" and there is an accessory ZTechnik Chrome Rack trunk mounted. This bike comes with a clean Title. The MSRP of this bike was originally $16,490!!! Engine, transmission, final drive all in excellent condition. All electrical accessories work perfectly, heat grips, heated seats, cruise control, AM/FM/CD player. The anti-lock brake pump has failed for the rear tire and brakes function in normal manual mode. Also, the right side saddle bag latch needs adjustment. ----------------------------------- Published Specifications Engine- Type: Air/oil
cooled twin cylinder Bore x stroke: 101 x 73 mm
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