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2007 Bmw K 1200 Lt Touring on 2040-motos

US $10,980.00
YearYear:2007 MileageMileage:30 ColorColor: Biarritz Blue Metallic
Location:

Hurst, Texas, US

Hurst, TX, US
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BMW Other description

2007 Bmw K 1200 LT, - Peak performance and absolute amenities mile after mile after mile. Among the forty-four standard features included on the dynamically modified K 1200 LT are a higher output engine, a modified gearbox, chrome package, redesigned instrument panel and seats, new paint finishes, and an electro-hydraulic center stand. Engineered for high-performance hauls over endless lengths of road, the K 1200 LT offers one of the smoothest, most comfortable rides imaginable.

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