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Mileage:18000
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Type:Sportbike
Phone:(818) 807-2467
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BMW K1200RS, 1999, 18K Miles, Graphite. Aftermarket header/exhaust, New Sargent Seat. New Michlin front and rear tires. Accessory Lights, Front and Rear. New Front Brake Pads, All Fluids Flushed, coolant, Brake, Gear Box, Rear Drive, clutch, Plugs replaced, lowering pegs for taller rider, adjustable rear shock, Doesn't have cruise knob on throttle, new throttle cable, new fuel and air filter, Some Scratches from drops of previous owner. $6,300.00 text rather than email, no phonies or scams, call 818-807-2467,
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