2007 - Bmw R-series R1200gs on 2040-motos

US $7,000.00

Year:2007 Mileage:30950 Color: Black

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BMW Other description

'07 BMW R1200GS ADVENTURE. This bike is in overall great condition. Equipped with ABS ( no servo assist) heated hand grips, hand guards, Koaoko throttle lock, Touratech headlight guard, PIAA lights and BMW adventure side cases keyed to the ignition. Service records, spare key and owners manual also come with the bike. Tires are new Heidenau with about 300 miles of use. ABS module was just replaced and it comes with 3 years warranty. The bike has no issues of any kind.

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