2012 Bmw R1200gsa Gs Adventure Dual Sport on 2040-motos
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Type:Dual Sport
Stock Number:ZX67057
Phone:8662870211
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2012 BMW R1200GSA, ESA, heated grips, on board computer, integral ABS brakes, adventure bags, chrome exhaust, tire pressure monitor, fog lights, enduro transmission. Warranty good until 3/26/2015 or 36,000 miles. Includes BMW rodside assistance. Contact Craig or Steve at 518 279-3040.
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