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2005 Bmw R1200st on 2040-motos

$2,800
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Genoa, Illinois

Genoa, IL
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2005 BMW R1200ST sport touring, silver, 4, 125mis. two tone Granite grey and Light Magnesium. standard height chassis. ANTILOCKING BRAKES, warmed handlebar grips. Rick Mayer custom rider saddle, passenger seat covered to match. BMW OEM saddlebags with Kathy's bagliners. Parabellum tall touring shield with laminar lip extension. Illium adjustable (and folding) highway pegs. MV handlebar risers, 2quot; rise. clear turn signal lenses. Kaoko cruise control / throttle lock. Bags Connection small tankbag, attaches to locking ring on fuel tank cap for easy removal. tires are Michelin Road Pilots with less than 4000mis on them, still in terrific shape. full 24k service done at BMW dealership at appropriate mileage. at 0k, fluid changes done, as well as valves set and throttle body sync. Attractive looking, mechanically sound bike...ready to roll, clean IL title in hand.

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