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Mileage:24049
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Type:Dual Sport
Phone:(888) 768-6893
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2010 BMW R1200GSA, This is another excellent 2010 R1200GS Adventure with only 24,049 miles. It is a one-owner machine we sold new and the previous owner had all the service done with us; the 600, 6,000, 12,000, 18,000 and 24,000 mile service. In addition to the superb service history we completed a safety inspection, brake flush and mounted and balanced Michelin Anakee 3's both front and rear. The bike is in very good condition and has the desirable three aluminum cases with matching locks to the ignition key. The factory build consists of:- heated grips- fog lights- ESA II- on-board computer- integral ABS IIIf you are looking for a well-serviced and well-equipped GS Adventure this one has to be considered. Call John (x125) at 603.964.2877 with questions or to purchase this machine.
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