2004 Bmw R Series Gs on 2040-motos

$6,000

Year:2004 Mileage:30049 Color: White

Location:

Los Angeles, California

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Type:Dual Sport Phone:(213) 864-3604

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PRICE REDUCED!! 2004 BMW G Series GS 1150, Super clean! Little off-road use. Most sought after color (blue/white). Staintune exhaust (w/low Happy-Trails conversion), two windshields (MRA Vario and tall Technik), heated grips, crash bars, skid plate, ABS, two RAM mounts, SAE power connector, Metzler Tourance tires with lots of meat, tail plate. Only blemishes are the result of laying it over at a stop light (scratches on right crash bar and cracked but working right blinker). Please or text: Two 1 3 Eight 6 4 Three 6 Zero 4

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