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Mileage:35
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Engine Size (cc):1,170
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Dual-Purpose
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Great bike for sale! 2009 BMW 1200 GS with lots of extras. -BMW Adventure pannier mount and aluminum side panniers -Tubeless spoked wheel upgrade -H&B front and engine crash bars -PIAA aux lights -BMW Navigation III navigation system -BMW battery tender -BMW tank case -BMW trunk case -throttle lock -road pegs -brake pedal extender I have maintenance records and some new maintenance parts and tools. 36,000 mile maintenance recently performed at dealership. All fluids changed, valves adjusted and all warranty/recall work (including replacing fuel strip). Mileage 35,477 I'm only selling because I don't ride much anymore. Too many other warm weather hobbies. Always garage kept and adult ridden. Thanks for looking. |
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