2005 Other Makes Baghira

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Here is a truly unique Adventure MZ Baghira 660. The Baghira uses the same Yamaha 5 valve liquid cooled single cylinder that powers the XT660's and MZ Scorpions. A smooth running robust powerplant with a 350 watt alternator. This bike currently has the supermoto wheels mounted but also comes with a set of the factory enduro wheels. I have owned this bike since new and have kept it serviced properly. Here are some of the details of this machine: Touratech Panniers and racks - left bag has Powerlet luggage electrix Touratech Pannier liners Touratech Aluminum Skid Plate Touratech Auxiliary fuel can Touratech Hand guards Touratech Bar Risers Touratech Soft trunk electrified with Powerlet luggage electrix MZ Factory Engine Guards MZ Factory rear rack (that trunk is mounted to) MZ Factory Enduro wheel kit with longer side stand PIAA 510 driving lights PIAA Horn Powerlet Powerbar in middle of handlebar Powerlet Powerbar Plus on left of handlebar with RAM ball Powerlet Outlet by left foot Powerlet Termin-8 for battery lead management The enduro wheels have Continental TKC80's on them but they are shot. Supermoto wheels have Pirelli's on them and I would estimate have about a third of their life left. Full Service with valve adjustment was done less than 500 miles ago. The Baghira's have a 3.5 gal tank, WP shock as standard and I think WP forks. The forks do have adjusters on the top which the lowered version Black Panther did not. The speedo is in Kilometers and currently reads about 19K. The speedo cable was broken for a while and I would estimate that it actually has around 25K on it. I use the GPS for my speedo and odo mostly but plan on removing it before sale. The Enduro speedo drive is mounted currently making the speedo read fast....I can't seem to locate the drive for the 17" wheels. Also included are 2 oil filters, service and parts manual, and some Powerlet adapters for heated clothing, battery charging, and cell phone charging. The low beam is currently out but I will fix that along with removing all the Powerlet decals from the painted panels. This bike is extremely versatile but has only really been off road a few times. I hate to sell this bike but need to downsize my number of motorcycles. Good Luck!