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BMW K-Series description
Behold the awesome BMW K1200GT. I bought it with 9,000 miles, and have taken great care of it while I put 40,000 miles on it in the last 6 years. I am downsizing, and this has to go too. My loss is your gain. Services done last fall at New Century BMW in Alhambra, CA including new tires which are 80 - 90%. Comes with keyed silver/black matching factory hard bags, a tank bag, a black top case (not the huge one but the medium one). Everything works great, the bike is awesome, you won't be disappointed. The bike was $20,000 new, and still rides amazing. Power windscreen, heated grips, heated seat (rider and passenger), ABS, linked brakes, traction control, ESA, electronic programmable suspension, etc etc. If you want to know something please ask. I will include my Garmin GPS, which it has the assembly for (but not 100% sure it works; it is 6 years old).
This model was introduced in 2006. Many believe the 2007 version like this solved some of the early teething pains of the 2006 (transmission, etc.). I will post photos of it with the bags shortly. This is a very powerful motorcycle. It is amazing to ride. It was named best sport tourer by CycleWorld in 2007 (find on Google Search). New York Times also raved about it. CycleWorld named it one of the best used bikes in 2012. The only issues that I know of: The factory seat has some wrinkling from age and should be re-upholstered (minor job) or replaced. The tire pressure monitoring no longer works, but is an easy fix (the batteries on the sensors inside the wheels are out; need new sensors) which I wouldn't bother doing. Also for sale locally so if you want it do BuyItNow (unless it already has a bid, in which case that option goes away). Bike is near Pasadena, CA. |
BMW K-Series for Sale
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