2006 Bmw K 1200 Lt on 2040-motos

$10,499

Year:2006 Mileage:35160 Color: GREY

Location:

Dallas, Texas

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Type:Sport Touring Phone:(866) 568-1607

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2006 BMW K 1200 LT, HERE IS A BEAUTIFUL AND VERY WELL CARED FOR 2006 BMW K120LT. THIS BIKE HAS ALL THE BELLS AND WHISTLES AND AMENITIES YOU CRAVE ON THE LONG RIDES SUCH AS HEATED GRIPS, HEATED SEATS, REVERSE, CD PLAYER, ELECTRIC ADJUSTABLE WINDSHIELD, ELECTRIC CENTER STAND, CRUISE CONTROL, LINKED BRAKES, CORBIN SEAT, GPS MOUNT, COMMUNICATION PORTS, LOCKING SADDLE BAGS, SECURITY SYSTEM, 6 SPEED TRANSMISSION, LUGGAGE RACK, AND THIS BIKE NOT ONLY HAS 2 NEW TIRES ON IT BUT ALSO COMES WITH A BIKE COVER AND TWO ADDITIONAL WINDSHIELDS - THIS BIKE ONLY HAVE 35,160 MILES ON IT WHICH IS ONLY 5,000 PER YEAR - BIKE IS IN GREAT SHAPE AND READY FOR THE LONG HAUL

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