2011 Bmw R1200gs Adventure on 2040-motos
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Excellent 2011 BMW R1200GS Adventure in Yellow and low miles, it's barely broken in! Looks like it was never ridden off-road at all, just a few highway miles, absolutely perfect condition and decked out WITH heated grips, ESA (electronic suspension) and the optional ABS.... PLUS the full factory 3-piece hard luggage set! absolutely flawless!
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