2011 Bmw F650gs on 2040-motos

$8,250

Year:2011 Mileage:2649 Color: Silver

Location:

Farmers Branch, Texas

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Type:Cruiser Phone:(866) 330-6526

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2011 BMW F650GS, BOOK VALUE $8,460 FINANCING AND EXTENDED WARRANTY AVAILABLE! YOU ARE LOOKING AT A 2011 BMW F650GS WITH ONLY 2,649 MILES ON IT. IT IS SILVER IN COLOR AND POWERED BY A 798CC FUEL INJECTED ENGINE AND 6 SPEED TRANSMISSION. THE BIKE COMES WITH ABS BRAKES, HEATED GRIPS, HEATED SEATS, AND 2 KEYS. A CORBIN SNAKE SKIN PRINT SEAT HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE BIKE. THERE ARE NO SCRATCHES, DENTS, OR DINGS THAT I CAN FIND WITH THE EXCEPTION OF A SMALL SCRATCH ON THE TANK. THE CHROME AND ALUMINUM ARE IN GOOD CONDITION WITH THE EXCEPTION OF LIGHT SCUFFS ON THE EXHAUST. THE TIRES HAVE GOOD TREAD LEFT ON THEM. wE LOVE TRADES!!! *NATIONWIDE WARRANTY AVAILABLE!!! WORLDWIDE SHIPPING AVAILABLE!!! *NATIONWIDE FINANCING AVAILABLE!!! *0 DOWN SIGN & RIDE!!! CLICK ON THE ORANGE ICON BELOW AND APPLY NOW FOR AN ALMOST INSTANT ANSWER BY EMAIL *For VERY WELL QUALIFIED buyers, not all applicants/motorcycles will qualify. CALL 972-380-5151 or email to Click on any of the pictures below to enlarge

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