2005 Bmw K S on 2040-motos
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Mileage:39255
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Type:Sportbike
Phone:(321) 303-5897
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2005 BMW K S, This bike is in excellent condition always garage kept and NEVER dropped. I hate to part with it but I just dont ride it anymore. Most of the mileage has come on long trips. All service has been done by the dealer on schedule (service was completed about 300 miles ago.) Metzeler Sportec M3 tires also new and were mounted during service. The bike has ABS, ESA and heated grips. Included are matching (also keyed alike) panniers, Hepco and Becker 50 liter topcase and rack, Throttlemeister bar-end throttle lock, grip puppies (removable, of course), and PIAA bulbs. I still have the original rear grab bars in case you want to go back to the stock look. 407-951-0144.
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