2012 Harley-davidson Electra Glide Ultra Limited on 2040-motos
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Type:Sport Touring
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2007 BMW K 1200GT, Pristine 2007 BMW K 1200 GT with only 2,414 miles. Fully loaded with heated seats, heated hand grips, power windshield, cruise control, ABS & ESA. Has brand new Zumo GPS, subtract $350 from price if you would like the bike without this new unit and BMW installed wiring and aluminum bracket. Paint as new with new luster, no scratches, no damage history, clean title in hand. Fresh service by BMW in November 2013. Fresh wax & detail. I purchased this bike in November from the original owner, but am selling as I purchased a brand new BMW R 1200 GSA. Looks and rides like a new bike, will not find a nicer bike with as few miles as this one. This bike is smooth as silk and there is no better bike at being GONE! $11,750.00 2532291817
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