2011 Bmw R-series R 1200 Rt on 2040-motos

$9,400

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2011 BMW R-Series R 1200 RT, $9,400, image 1

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This Rt is in perfect shape as new. Included is 24 mnths factory warranty. As you can see in the images it is in like new condition. ANTILOCKING BRAKES. Sirius radio, heated seats both pass and rider,heated handlebar grips,I pod and blue ray connectivity mp3 usb auxiliary. bmw Alum. head guards Gps bracket,highway pegs, Handel bar riser set back, foot peg lowering kit (1 ) Gps cord connection. This bike is perfect set up for long distance touring. Please email if interested : XXXX@hotmail.com

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