R1200GS Adventure - Low km, fantastic condition

**Devil** · 23rd February 2010, 07:58

As above, 2006 BMW R1200GS Adventure in great condition, barely run in with 34000km.

Partially integrated ABS with servo assistance (Front lever operates both, rear operates just rear).
Integrated heated grips
Onboard computer
Adjustable seat height.
12v power socket.
BMW OEM pannier racks (No panniers).
Gel Seats as standard
33L + tank as standard. After removing rubber bung at top of tank it takes about 35/36 Litres.
Have done 600km on 33L two-up with the kitchen sink.
Will include Haynes Service Manual.

Will do oil/filter and valve clearances for the new owner.

Now, for $24k it can come with:
Ohlins rear shock (S46PR1C1Q1S rrp $2400. Sourced from Crown Kiwi Technical with prob 4.5 years left on warranty)
Pair of caribou cases (36 litre) with heavy duty racks included and swanky Cee Bailey inner bags.
Givi E55 top box with universal mount.

All of those extra items are barely 6 months old and in as-new condition. 10,000km on rear shock.

The two dirty photos below show the caribou case racks (black). The other three photos show the bmw pannier racking. Ignore the topbox in those photos. Had been borrowed. Very last photo has all luggage on.

**nallac** · 23rd February 2010, 20:10

sweet bike,pity i'm about $20,950 short...

**MaxCannon** · 24th February 2010, 10:28

I've seen it up close and it's a real nice bike.
Goes well around hampton down

**vifferman** · 24th February 2010, 11:32

What's up with the BMW, Matt?
Bored? Something moar betterer in the pipeline?

**Devil** · 24th February 2010, 12:29

The bike is absolutely fantastic. Cant fault it. Just missing the race track

Cant have both.
Probably going to be replaced with two or three bikes heh.

**hondav2** · 26th February 2010, 18:42

Originally Posted by Devil

As above, 2006 BMW R1200GS Adventure in great condition, barely run in with 34000km.

Partially integrated ABS with servo assistance (Front lever operates both, rear operates just rear).
Integrated heated grips
Onboard computer
Adjustable seat height.
12v power socket.
BMW OEM pannier racks (No panniers).
Gel Seats as standard
33L + tank as standard. After removing rubber bung at top of tank it takes about 35/36 Litres.
Have done 600km on 33L two-up with the kitchen sink.
Will include Haynes Service Manual.

Will do oil/filter and valve clearances for the new owner.

Now, for $24k it can come with:
Ohlins rear shock (S46PR1C1Q1S rrp $2400. Sourced from Crown Kiwi Technical with prob 4.5 years left on warranty)
Pair of caribou cases (36 litre) with heavy duty racks included and swanky Cee Bailey inner bags.
Givi E55 top box with universal mount.

All of those extra items are barely 6 months old and in as-new condition. 10,000km on rear shock.

The two dirty photos below show the caribou case racks (black). The other three photos show the bmw pannier racking. Ignore the topbox in those photos. Had been borrowed. Very last photo has all luggage on.

Would u be interested in doing a deal on a 1098 Red in mint condition 2,000km Cheers Toddy

**Gremlin** · 26th February 2010, 19:23

Yep... thats about right... you didn't ride it nearly enough, and kept it far too clean. Best you sell it to someone who will use it

Wonder what your brain has rested on this time. You barely got the 690sm before my 990sm, then sold that, got the bmw, now thats for sale, and I'm still loving my Katie

**Devil** · 1st March 2010, 07:34

Originally Posted by hondav2

Would u be interested in doing a deal on a 1098 Red in mint condition 2,000km Cheers Toddy

No thanks. Will be getting a dedicated track bike and some other road/trail toy.

It's just had a nice run to Manfeild and back. Did the 500km trip back without stopping and was fresh as a daisy when I got home. Gotta love a comfy bike! That was on about 27 litres of gas, so about 8 litres left in the tank!