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Mileage:11050
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Type:Sport Touring
Phone:(888) 768-6893
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2012 BMW K1600GTL, *New arrival* This is a great opportunity to get into a K1600GTL for far less than a new one with a few miles and under factory warranty through 9/22/2015. The build from the factory on this bike consists of:- adaptive headlight- ABS- radio software w/ Bluetooth interface- central locking system- anti-theft alarm- LED fog lights- Dynamic traction control- ESA II (electronic suspension)- TPM (tire pressure monitoring)The previous owner added a robust engine protection bar from Wunderlich and the bike appears to be in very good condition with only a few minor marks on the topcase and side case. There are no signs of a crash or drop. We will be performing a safety inspection and bringing the bike current with any service it may need. Call John at 603.964.2877 with questions or to purchase this machine.
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