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30508 Used 2004 Bmw R-series R1200c Cruiser on 2040-motos

$2,890
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Millville, Delaware

Millville, DE
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#30508 Up for sale is a black 2004 BMW r1200c with the Montauk package. Bike has about every option that was available, including factory clear turn signals (front and back), factory fog lamps, antilocking brakes anti-lock breaks, heated hand grips, sport winds... VISIT www.trumpetads.com for more information...

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