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Mileage:11500
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Type:Sport Touring
Engine Size (cc):1200
For Sale By:Private Seller
BMW K-Series description
This bike is a one owner. I bought it new from the Plano dealer in 2002. It has only 11,500 miles. I'm selling it obviously because I never ride it. When I did it was trips and highway miles. I upgraded the rear wheel and tire to a 190 $1000. I upgraded the exhaust for performance $1000. And to drop 40 or so lbs from the catalityc converter. Other than that it is stock. This is an amazing bike for 6k. Like new. It comes with a tank bag. Vans n Hines leather$650 in 2002. Gel charger helmet etc. If you are not familiar with the Evo braking system it is ridiculous. This is a big bike. The right brake engages all discs and shuts the bike down. 214-924-0968 Ryan
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