30919 Used 2006 Bmw R-series R1200gs Excel.cond on 2040-motos

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#30919 2006 BMW R-Series R1200GS In fantastic condition except 2 very small thin scratches on tank that were there when bike was purchased. WE tried to show them in my images but too small and did not come out when developed.Original owner and... VISIT www.trumpetads.com for more info...

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