Story of my 2007 K1200GT

I love used motorcycles. This was something I always wanted to do. A flat tan BMW. It turned out better than I thought it would.
The K1200GT has 152 Horse power. At speed it almost flicks like a sport bike with a lazy boy seat. It's a fun bike. That can take two people across the country with style.

[@slippymitc]

I delivered a K1200GT from DFW to south west Michigan in 2011. I absolutely fell in love with it. I’m going to buy one some day.

[@MannyScoot]

I just bought one today 2007 K1200 GT (Custom Order Dolphin Blue) with original documented 6,639 miles the guy did (3) oil changes ...... Original service records, all keys, service records, and Window Sticker (US 20,973.26).... loaded with all extras and looks brand new ! (For real)
The retired doctor just polished it.....ha and it has never left Scottsdale, Arizona and never seen rain ......
Has the side bags and the rear large 43 L case ....... I saw he had a new rear end or something done that was like a $2,000 repair...... and it was a recall ...... and I bought it for $4,000 cash
Maybe I paid too much ? but it's a nice blue and simply gorgeous.......
I love it better than my 2006 R1200 RT that I drove for many years until the engine blew with 227,000 miles..... not blew, but oil everywhere (seals) and was simply in rough shape ...... th-cam.com/video/LTsZo5UlPYg/w-d-xo.html

[@kensmyth9650]

looks sick!!! great color

[@trailingarm63]

Nice bike, and a great video.

[@niamhsdad1960]

That amount of fuel in the uk would be £20 minimum. I can't decide if I want one of these or a gs

[@zekiyildirim7104]

Does it still use that silly servo abs brake on 2007 or changed?

[@garyrossington2143]

So how is it holding up in 2019?

[@mihaiepr]

My friend you put 18 l of gas with 9$?

[@lexusstucco]

I have a k1200 rs and also have a kawasaki voyager xii and for long trips voyager is more comfortable but k1200 rs is more powerful

[@MrBluoct]

🤔

[@hansieman8]

why dont u say: ''pardon me''? when u Burb

[@slippymitc]

Anonymous man, he’s riding a motorcycle. You don’t have to say “pardon me” when you belch or fart on a motorcycle.