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Stock Number: CIC-106551
2019 BMW Motorrad K 1600 Bagger: six-cylinder touring presence in Black Storm Metallic This 2019 BMW Motorrad K 1600 Bagger blends long-distance comfort with unmistakable road presence. Finished in Black Storm Metallic, this used road bike offers the smooth, refined character of a 1.6L six-cylinder petrol engine, paired with a manual gearbox for a more engaging ride. With 118 kW on tap and a substantial 1 649 cc capacity, the K 1600 Bagger is built for riders who appreciate effortless performance and confident touring ability. Its 2-seat layout, rear-wheel drive configuration and 26-litre fuel tank make it well suited to open-road journeys, while the recorded 28 220 km reflects a bike that is ready for many more kilometres ahead. At R 264,999, this K 1600 Bagger presents a distinctive opportunity to own a premium BMW Motorrad machine with standout style and impressive engineering. Key Features: • Black Storm Metallic exterior • 1.6L 1 649 cc petrol engine • 118 kW power output • Six-cylinder inline engine • 6-speed manual transmission • 26-litre fuel tank • 2-seat road bike layout
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