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Mileage:8600
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Type:Sport Touring
Engine Size (cc):1200
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:WB10558A74ZK02473
BMW K-Series description
Only 8600 miles this bike is in great condition I'm the second adult owner. ABS brakes, Includes $1400 of accessories including BMW rear lockable luggage rack, AeroFlow adjustable wind shield, AeroFlow headlight cover, Hyper-Lite flashing LED brake lights, Fork mounted Motolight halogen riding lights, RCU07025 Back rest with small weather resistant vinyl bag, RCU handle bar risers. All BMW recommend service completed by authorized BMW dealers. Maintenance manual with stamped service records and riders manual included. The factory windshield and 3 keys included. This bike does not have heated grips heated seat or cruse control. Shipping is not included feel free to E-mail with any questions happy bidding and good luck.
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