2001 Bmw K1200rs Motorcyle on 2040-motos

$4,950

Year:0 Mileage:89

Location:

2001 Bmw K1200rs Motorcyle, $4,950, image 1

BMW Other description

2001 K1200RSMANDARIN / GREY w/ checkerboard. 89k miles. 135-horsepower, 6 gear, inline four cyl with tons of power but very managable. -The New: Michelin PILOT radial tires, Battery, Brake Pads and fluid.-BMW side bags with the large lids.-Wilbers racing shock with remote adjust.-CSC Hyperpro steering damper.-Centech AP-1 fuse block.-PIAA and HELLA driving lamps.-Amsiol synthetic fluids.-Warmed grips.-Manual criuse on bar-end.-Wired for GPS, heated clothing and modem.-50 images available onhttp://www.flickr.com/, just contact me for the link address. Price: $4950.Location: Central WisconsinContact: Mike

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