2012 Bmw R1200gs
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BMW R-Series description
2012 BMW R1200 GS. FINISHED IN ALPINE WHITE. 48 HP AIR/OIL COOLED FLAT TWIN (BOXER) 1170 CC 4 -STROKE ENGINE, TWO CAMSHAFTS AND FOUR RADIALLY ALIGNED VALVES PER CYLINDER. CONSTANT MESH 6-SPEED GEARBOX WITH HELICAL GEAR TEETH. 5.3 GALLON FUEL TANK.
FEATURES GARMIN ZUMO 665 GPS NAVIGATION, THROTTLE CRUISE CONTROL, HANDLE BAR RISERS, AHM C3 WHITE XXX LARGE, RIGHT & LEFT ALUMINUM CASE & LOCKS, AND WEATHER PROOF COVER.
THIS BMW BIKE IS IN EXCELLENT ALL ORIGINAL CONDITION & HAS ONLY COVERED 8,763 MILES. RECENTLY SERVICED AT 6,000 MILES, NEEDS NOTHING.
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