2002 Bmw F 650 Gs on 2040-motos

$3,900

Year:2002 Mileage:28000

Location:

Placerville, California

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Type:Dual Sport

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2002 BMW F 650 GS, 2002 BMW F650GS Dakar Conversion - $3900 OBO - Registration is current, runs great and gets great MPG! Dakar forks w/Wilbers Progressive Fork Springs Dakar rear shock with adjustable preload Dakar Handguards and bar end weights Dakar clear windscreen Dakar tall seat AND low seat Vario Expandable Panniers w/Rack (19L-25L capacity). Bags are quick release and keyed same as bike Touratech Fairing Guard Fastways Expedition Footpegs Upgraded K&N filter from stock paper filter. New Sprocket and Chain have less than 1K miles. Skid plate Switchable ABS (Anti-lock Brakes) Additional set of Full Bore M41 Adventure Bike Tires (new) Also comes with a complete Yamaha YZ front end to do the YZ conversion (direct bolt on to BMW steering head and makes bike much more off-road worthy). This is a very common conversion, just google "F650GS YZ fork conversion". Will subtract $100 from price if you do not want the YZ front-end. Will subtract $100 from price if you do not want the bags Will subtract $100 from price if you do not want the low seat. Will subtract $100 from price if you do not want the tires. Tires are about due for a change, but if you are intending to ride on the street only, you may want to get a different set. Cash only. Please contact me to arrange a time to see the bike in Placerville. Can test ride with valid California class M license and cash in hand. The bike was serviced just before I bought it and I have put less than 2K miles on it (now at just under 28K) including the drive from San Diego. Safety inspection and sprocket/chain change were done once bike was in Sacramento. I have owned the bike less than a year. I bought it to do 2-up adventure riding. Since then my wife has started riding her own bike and we are doing more tight trails so I've decided I don't need a bike with this much power. The gentleman I bought it from owned 3 and this one was his girlfriend's. It is very comfortable to ride. I have had no issues with it. One fork seal started leaking a couple of weeks ago. I have not changed it because I was planning on doing the YZ conversion this winter. Also one mirror is broken off and has not yet been replaced. $3,900.00

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