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sigeye

02-17-2007, 10:26 AM

Now with pictures!!!

2005 BMW R1200GS - Blue
Miles: 14,900
Great Condition
Features:
- Wire Spoked Wheels
- ABS w/ Servo Assist
- Heated Grips
- Ohlins Shocks Front AND Rear
- BMW Vario Expandable saddlebags
- Hepco and Becker Upper Tank Guards - Black
- Hepco and Becker Engine Guards - Black
- Touratech Valve Cover Guards - Black **
- Touratech Oil Cooler Guard - Black **
- BMW R1200GS Adventure front fender beak
- Sargent Front Seat
- Sargent Rear Seat
- Fastway Footpegs with repl. nipples
- LED Panel Brake Light
- Michelin Anakee F&R tires put on recently with low miles

$12995

Contact Info:
Email: jordang1102@yahoo.com
Cell: 512-560-6342

Thanks for looking and contact me if interested!

** - I forgot to mention these items in the original posting.

http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130426895-L.jpg

http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130426908-L.jpg

http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130429941-L.jpg

http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130426935-L.jpg

Notice the LED brake light panel
http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130426948-L.jpg

http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130426967-L.jpg

http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130426999-L.jpg

Ohlin's Front Shock Pictured Below
http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130427016-L.jpg

Ohlin's Rear Shock Pictured Below
http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130427026-L.jpg

Fastway Footpegs Below
http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130427041-L.jpg

This shows the only part of the bike that's touched the ground. (Fell over on gravel)
http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130427055-L.jpg

Touratech Valve Covers
http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130427063-L.jpg

Touratech Oil Cooler Guard
http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130427082-L.jpg

R1200GS BMW OEM Front Fender Beak
http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130427091-L.jpg

Left Vario Saddlebag
http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130427112-L.jpg

Right Vario Saddlebag
http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130427130-L.jpg

Sargent Front Seat with Tri-Color Logo
http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130427152-L.jpg

Sargent Rear Seat--Also shows the SW Motech Rear Rack***I'm also giving the Givi Trunk Adapter Plate away with the bike to fit this SW Motech Rack.
http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130427168-L.jpg

Another view from rear...those are just glares on the tank.
http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130427186-L.jpg

Odometer Reading 14836
http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130427200-L.jpg

Meter Assembly Pic
http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130427211-L.jpg

Windshield
http://j-dash.smugmug.com/photos/130427222-L.jpg

sigeye

02-18-2007, 12:45 AM

I just edited/added 2 items to the list of accessories on it. I forgot the bike had them!

sigeye

02-18-2007, 02:11 PM

Added pictures now!:clap:

pinecone

02-18-2007, 02:51 PM

Nice bike. I want to do some of those mods on my GS.

Just curious, why are you getting rid of her?

sigeye

02-18-2007, 06:49 PM

Nice bike. I want to do some of those mods on my GS.

Just curious, why are you getting rid of her?

I'm going to get an ST1300 since all I seem to do is road ride, I'll miss the GS like crazy though. Financials keep me at a one bike man though.

Chirpy

02-18-2007, 08:54 PM

Financials keep me at a one bike man though.

Hmmm, then what's that "other" thing in the garage, a skinny car? :lol2:

Oh, very nicely done GS by the way...

sigeye

02-18-2007, 10:04 PM

Hmmm, then what's that "other" thing in the garage, a skinny car? :lol2:

Oh, very nicely done GS by the way...

Cheesh, I wish that car was mine. My mom drives that. I live in an apartment and I had to go over to my parents house to wash the bike and take pictures while I was there! That's a nice car, but I get along fine with my 02 Chevy pickup! Oh well, maybe someday.

Chirpy

02-19-2007, 08:23 AM

Oh, okay. I was actually poking fun at the barely visible Harley in the single garage...I didn't even notice the actual car :-)

Again, very nicely done GS, but I hope you have it sold befoe I'll be in the market (which will be August/September at best :eek2: )

sigeye

02-19-2007, 11:42 AM

con1408

02-19-2007, 05:22 PM

Nice looking GS. I almost bought one, but decided on the V-Strom. My last bike was a '04 ST1300. Nice bike but it was too small for my full figured body. My next bike will be the Concours 1400. Have you checked that one out yet?

sigeye

02-19-2007, 05:28 PM

Nice looking GS. I almost bought one, but decided on the V-Strom. My last bike was a '04 ST1300. Nice bike but it was small too for my full figured body. My next bike will be the Concours 1400. Have you checked that one out yet?

Yeah I have, but I've never been a fan of Kawasaki. Looks like it'll be a ringer though!

stg1

02-24-2007, 12:30 PM

Had any luck selling your bike yet? I've got an 05 ST and have been thinking about an 1150 or 1200 GS. Hmmm

sigeye

02-24-2007, 02:05 PM

Well, I've got a pending sale, and I already bought the new 07 light silver ST1300 abs. I'm hoping this sale goes through!

slowoldguy

02-24-2007, 04:57 PM

When will you know if the bike is still available?

sigeye

02-25-2007, 09:02 AM

When will you know if the bike is still available?

I set my deadline for payment at for Wednesday the 28th at 11am

bowillyard

02-27-2007, 05:30 PM

Nice bike!

Greenzee

03-14-2007, 01:00 AM

Ok, give me an idea of what this bike is about. You've got 14K miles, how is it on the highway? Top speed? Fuel mileage, range? Is this a real all around bike? Let me know. Also, is this one available?

Tourmeister

03-14-2007, 09:58 AM

:tab This bike is about fun! Great power, fantastic handling, pack mule abilities, easy maintenance, and did I mention fun? They are great on the highway and very comfy. Top speed on the 1150 was around 125-130mph, I would expect the 1200 to be a little higher since it is considerably lighter and makes more power. I did not get to test that particular aspect of performance while riding a 1200. The EVO brakes take a little getting used to until you develop a feel for them. The ABS can be switched off if desired. Those footpegs are mucho nice if you do any standing. The stock pegs are thin and will make your foot start hurting if you stand very long (off road/unpaved riding). If you are feeling adventurous, you can mount up some TKC-80 knobbies and have fun. To really see the 1200 in action, head over to Advrider.com and search the Ride Reports section for 1200 GS :trust:

Desert Skies

03-14-2007, 10:22 AM

What Scott said, + they can swim too. :trust:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/DesertSkies/104_0488_1024.jpg

bowillyard

03-14-2007, 10:35 AM

Scott, got it right!
My fun scale:
1. '07 R1200GS is 10+
2. '72 Honda CL350 is 10,
3. '03 Bonneville T100 is 9.

There are a lot of bikes better off road, in the twisties, on the slab for 600 miles a days, riding two up, or fully loaded for a trip to anywhere but the GS is in the top 10 in every catagory. And it's so ugly, it's cute.

Tourmeister

03-14-2007, 11:52 AM

It is a good thing I do not have the asking price laying around looking to be spent... :trust:

pinecone

03-14-2007, 10:41 PM

The R12GS is a blast to ride.

I put some TKC80s on my and was really surprised how fun it is off-road.

Air'em down and go scare the wildlife!:rider:

jettech01

04-02-2007, 12:21 PM

Would you be interested in selling the Sargent front and rear seat, I have an '07 GS adventure and would be interested in the seats for cash, if you are interested please give me a shout at 832-644-0059.........thanks

dixonduke

04-02-2007, 04:56 PM

jettech01

04-02-2007, 05:04 PM

If you buy his sargents, I would like to by your stockers!

Lets see if he is interested.......;-)