Bmw - K1200s - Loaded - Low Miles - Indigo Blue - 2005 on 2040-motos
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2005 BMW - K1200S - Indigo Blue
Approximately 6900 miles (will gradually increase as I will continue to ride the bike until sold)
Outstanding condition - no significant blemishes anywhere - always garaged.
Never been down or wrecked. Adult ridden by myself and previous owner.....no stunts, stoppies, wheelies, etc.
Bike is fully loaded with the following options: ABS, Electronic Suspension Adjustment (ESA), Heated grips, Tinted Windscreen, BMW center stand, TechSpec snake skin tank grips, extra key.
All service performed at Engles here in KC aside from an oil change performed by the previous owner. All recalls have been performed on the bike. I have all service documents.
The bike recently underwent a fairly extensive service/inspection at the BMW dealer. I had them perform the following:
Change engine oil/filter
Flush front and rear brake system and replace fluid
Flush ABS control circuit
Change final drive oil
Placement of BMW cam chain jump guard - this protects against any potential cam chain jump.
Complete inspection
This is a very nice bike and needs nothing.
Free and clear title in hand.
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