2012 Royal Enfield C5 on 2040-motos
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Type:Sport Touring
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2009 Bmw K 1200 LT, BMW 2009 K1200LT - Last year for the LT! This bike is excellent,ABS,cruise,heated grips/seats,power windscreen,reverse-and a POWER centerstand! Also has Z-technik passenger armrests,J-Peg highway pegs.Handles great with the Ohlins shocks,front and rear-super low mileage(under 15k). $14900,BMW Financing available OAC,trades welcome! Call for details-760-520-1288.
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