2005 Bmw K1200s Abs on 2040-motos

$5,999

Year:2005 Mileage:59998 Color: Blue

Location:

Spring Valley (San Diego area), California

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Type:Touring Phone:(877) 207-1390

BMW Other description

Very clean bike with new tires front and rear, ABS brakes, heated grips, ESA electronic adjustable suspension. Fully inspected and ready to go, needs nothing but a new owner. $50-150 delivers SoCal, $150-750 delivers USA and Canada border. Financing available OAC, call in your application or download one from our website. Optional 1 year warranty is also available and can be financed. Showroom open by appointment, please call first. 40+ bikes in stock, details on our website

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