2009 Bmw K Gt on 2040-motos

$13,500

Year:2009 Mileage:15000 Color: Gray

Location:

Lancaster, California

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Type:Sport Touring Phone:(424) 236-9867

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2009 BMW K1300GT, fantastic, all weather, sport touring bike. 16K miles. 43 mpg mixed riding! Optional top case (trunk/backrest). Side cases. Trip computer. Anti-lock brakes. Electronic Suspension Adjustment (ESA). Heated seat and grips. All maintenance up to date by certified BMW technicians. Extended warranty to 7 years. Can be seen in the Palos Verdes, CA area on weekends and the Antelope Valley (Palmdale, Lancaster) during the week. $13,500.00 or best offer 424-236-9867

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Thu, 01 Aug 2013

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