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2011 R1200rt Bmw Sport Touring Bike With Loads Of Storage++++ on 2040-motos

$15,999
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Lansing, Michigan

Lansing, MI
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2011 BMW R1200RTwith BMW GPS Mount. Great Sport Touring with lots of storage BMW Trunk, BMW two Side Bags and BMW Tank bag . All come with quick release.Full Audio & Bluetooth Communications Package Am/fm radio, IPod/Smart Phone Port, Electronic Cruise Control, Linked ANTILOCKING BRAKES Brakes, Power Adjustable Windscreen, BMW Custom Heated Front and Rear Seats, Heated handlebar grips, ESA II Electronic Suspension, On-Board Computer, Accessory Socket for Heated Clothing. Engine Guards with highway pegs and lower Driver pegs.Side Bag Guards, Passenger Floor boards.New Plugs, all fluids and New Tires.Extra LED Tail Lamps and Extra Reflective film on bags.BMW Service Tool Kit and BMW Service ManualOver $3,500 in extrasStored inside. 2nd owner.Must See.Priced to sell. $15,999Call

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