2006 Bmw Hp2 Enduro on 2040-motos

US $16,500.00

Year:2006 Mileage:16 Color: Blue

Location:

Aspen, Colorado, United States

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BMW HP2 Enduro photos

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BMW HP2 Enduro tech info

Engine Size (cc):1,200 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Dual-Purpose For Sale By:Private Seller

BMW HP2 Enduro description

Excellent condition. Clearly babied other than my ride over Schofield Pass( I laid the bike on its right side when gravity took over at a complete stop, you know where it happened) Photo of scratches below. Blue paint under frame savers is as new. Appx 16,400 miles. Im still riding it. I have all stock parts in storage. Always maintained and frequent oil changes. lots of cool stuff, title in hand

Wilbers front springs
Yacugar rear shock, Beefier than the Ohlins or Wilbers. (larger diameter shaft, those guys buy from Yacugar) also stock air shock and pump/front springs
Woodys Wheel Works Excels, gonna need a new rear tire at some point
Woodys adjustable kickstand
Stock Supermoto wheels never used
Akra Ti exhaust/stainless headers
Scotts damper
Throttle body protector
Low seat and stock seat( both have a little yellowing from glue under HP2 logo)
Skid plate
GPS mount
Wired for power
Cylinder head repair kit
Barkbusters
adjustable levers
Tourtech front wind deflector
Luggage rack with small HP2 bag
I may have forgotten some stuff?

selling locally- no wheeler dealers or trades

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