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2007 Bmw F 800 St on 2040-motos

$7,995
YearYear:2007 MileageMileage:26751 ColorColor: Blue
Location:

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Milwaukee, WI
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2007 BMW F 800 ST, This middleweight definitely goes the distance.This middleweight definitely goes the distance.
The twisties are yours to devour anywhere in the country aboard the new 85 bhp F 800 ST, which is the touring version of the lithe new F 800. With a full fairing, high windshield and touring oriented ergonomics with raised handlebars, bombing down any road you choose is as comfortable as it is thrilling. Two 320 mm diameter front brake disk and Brembo four piston hydraulic calipers, and with optional ABS every ride stopping power is guaranteed. Add optional touring cases and heated grips and you've got a bike that is fast, flickable, and above extraordinarily capable. No matter where you want to ride, the sharp-handling F 800 ST gets you there, mile after mile.

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