2003 Bmw R Series Gsa on 2040-motos

$9,495

Year:2003 Mileage:31000 Color: silver

Location:

martinez, California

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Type:Dual Sport Phone:(925) 330-2722

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2003 BMW R Series GSA, clean, recent 30K dealer service completed, enduro transmission, heated handgrips, servo-assisted ABS brakes, new R 1200 model panniers and top case, new BMW tank bag, new BMW gel battery, oil cooler protection, headlight protection, larger kickstand footprint, PIAA driving lights, center stand sump guard, steering stop, Throttle Mister, Cee-Bailey seat and windscreen (original windscreen included); BMW Repair Manual (hardcopy and CD). I bought and outfitted this BMW for the rigors of the Alaskan tour I planned and took this past summer. Fabulous trip and a spectacular riding bike. Now this Adventure is ready to take you on your dream adventure tour...or to and from work in style! $9,495.00 Currently on consignment with Diablo Kawasaki/BMW, Walnut Creek, CA. For questions and info, contact Sam or Richard at Diablo, 925.938.8373.

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