2007 Bmw K Gt on 2040-motos

$10,600

Year:2007 Mileage:17045

Location:

Pooler, Georgia

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Type:Sport Touring Phone:(248) 379-0082

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2007 BMW K GT, 2007 Bmw K 1200 GT, BMW K1200GT - 17000 miles.Like New.Dark Graphite Metallic.Tour at blazing speed in total comfort. Cycle Worlds Best Sport-touring Bike for 2007 the K 1200 GT features the new BMW Duolever front suspension, optional ESA and a transversely-mounted in-line four-cylinder engine offering a whopping 152 horsepower. It also has height-adjustable handlebars, a narrower design, and an adjustable saddle. Point it at the horizon and swallow huge chunks of highway mile after mile, because sport touring has never been this thrilling. Has heated seats and grips automatic windshield adjustment Electronic Suspension Adjustment (ESA) new tires recently serviced at BMW Dealer(incl. oil & filters). (NO PAY PAL)Call or Text 248-379-008two $10,600.00 248-379-008two

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Wed, 23 Jan 2013

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