2006 - Bmw K-series K1200s Sun Yellow on 2040-motos
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BMW K-Series description
This is a 2006 BMW K1200S, in Sun yellow. The bike is in fantastic shape, never been down. I added a carbon fiber tanks pad, also added real high-end GIVI soft saddlebags, which look better than the BMW Bags, at least I think so! I have added handle bar risers, and zero gravity windshield, Remus pipes. This bike comes equipped with ABS, adjustable suspension, heated grips.
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