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Engine Size (cc):1,200
Warranty:Vehicle has an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
BMW R-Series description
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2013 BMW R1200RT with hard to find low suspension. 2013 was the best and last year of the good ones! 12,500 adult ridden miles, bike has never been dropped or down. Bike currently has standard BMW 2 piece seats, original low one piece seat included with sale. Bike is in excellent condition, only flaws are a couple of boot scuffs on the saddlebags. Bike has Clearwater lights and Illium engine guard/highway pegs. Major service done in spring 2016 and last oil change was at 10,400 miles. Bike has Michelin PR4 tires in very good shape, I would say 60-70% tread left. Bike has a transferable unlimited mile warranty through 7/1/2022. As with most low suspension bikes it does not have audio. Bike is currently on a battery tender with fuel stabilized for winter. Included with sale are BMW bag liners and BMW Tank Bag. BMW dealer just sold twin bike last month without warranty or any accessories for $13,900. Please don't waste my time with low ball offers as the price will only go up come spring. Clear title in hand. This is a beautiful bike that I would ride anywhere.
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