2011 BMW R1200RT touring motorcycle with DOHC oil-cooled boxer engine, loaded with features like navigation, heated grips, cruise control, stereo, electronic suspension, and hard bags. The bike has minor scratches on the left turn signal from a tip-over (see photo) and has received recent maintenance (oil, spark plugs, air filter). Includes choice of Sargent low seat or factory heated seat.

25K miles.

The DOHC oil-cooled boxer engines (2010–2013) are simpler, with fewer components than liquid-cooled models, which introduced radiators, water pumps, and additional cooling systems. This simplicity translates to lower maintenance costs and fewer potential failure points, a big draw for riders who value reliability over long distances. The oil-cooled boxer engines have a distinct feel and sound that many BMW purists prefer. The air/oil-cooled system emphasizes the raw, mechanical character of the twin-cylinder boxer engine, which some riders feel is diluted in the newer liquid-cooled models. Complete set of hard bags are included but not pictured.