2005 Bmw K-series on 2040-motos
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Mileage:23
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BMW K-Series tech info
Engine Size (cc):1,200
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Touring
For Sale By:Private Seller
BMW K-Series description
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For Sale is a 2005 BMW K1200LT with custom painted to match Bushtec Turbo II trailer. This bike is pretty much fully loaded. Intercom system, plug ins for heated suits, AM/FM/CD changer, heated front and rear seat, heated hand grips, electronic cruise control, reverse, driver's backrest, passenger armrests, Aeroflow windshield that you can adjust the height of electronically while driving, electric center stand, new front and rear tires, new battery, chrome trailer hitch. Everything is either factory equipment or professionally installed by a BMW dealer. Was fully serviced by Engels in Kansas City before being put up last fall. All services done!!! ABS system serviced and works perfectly.
2001 Bushtec trailer was custom prepped and painted to match this motorcycle. This trailer has the air ride suspension, which is awesome, you really can't tell the trailer is there. Internal capacity is fantastic, ride quality is superb, NO bouncing. All lights work. Also has the great cooler on the trailer tongue for your drinks. Very handy. Trailer also comes with a spare tire and rim. Bill of sale only for trailer as it's under 2000lbs and not titled where I live. Buyer is responsible for all shipping costs. I will work with the carrier of your choice to the best of my ability, but the arrangements and costs are the buyers responsibility. Prefer to not separate the pair as they are awesome together, but would entertain the idea. Again, EVERYTHING works as it should. The only flaw is small scuff on right side mirror as shown in the photos. Combo is for sale locally so I reserve the right to end the auction. Any questions, call or text seven eight five, 7 six 1, six one zero 4. Thanks for looking. Have a great day. |
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