2002 Bmw K 1200 Lt-c on 2040-motos
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2002 Bmw K 1200 LT-C, CLEAN BIKE, HIGHWAY PEGS - Buffeted from the weather by a wind-tunnel tested fairing which directs turbulence behind you, the sleek, sexy K 1200LT provides surprising comfort and performance, even to seasoned riders. Whether you’re listening to the wind whistle by or playing a theme song to your journey on the 8-speaker sound system, the miles keep rolling by giving you no reason to even think of home. Like a royal chariot drawn by 100 horses, the K1200 LT doesn’t sacrifice performance for comfort any more than a rider is willing to give up a moment of the ride. You’ll have 85lb-ft of torque firing from an engine with virtually no vibration. Comfort (heated grips) and capacity (up to a 500lb load) will keep you on the road as long as you want. Add to this the security of BMW’s ABS II and an electronic reverse gear and you’ll have no reason to ever head back.
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