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BMW K-Series tech info
Engine Size (cc):1,600
Type:Sport Touring
For Sale By:Private Seller
BMW K-Series description
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Bike is pictured without top case, but it is on the bike now. It has been Garage kept throughout and kept looking nice and clean. Has all available features with the exception of navigation. The stock exhaust only has 600mi on it as I used an akropovic after it's 600mi service. I will be taking it to the BMW dealer for service so that will be up to date and the title is clear in my name. There is a minor blemish to the side view mirror case from shifting the weight off the stand while I was on it in my driveway and my skinny leg wasn't enough to keep it upright. I was very happy that slow roll didn't do much of any damage. I will add pictures of that, but wanted to get the listing out there for anyone interested
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