2005 BMW R1200GS tons of extras

Selling my 2005 R1200GS. 76800 miles at the moment. Looking to get a KTM or maybe the new liquid cooled GS, r maybe the S1000XR, aven't decided yet.
All maintenance is up to date. I have a spreadsheet with everything that I've done on it (as well as the most recent maintenance by the PO). I've bled the brakes, one the valves, ynced the throttle bodies -- I'm very OCD when it comes to motorcycle maintenance so you shouldn't have any issues with neglect.
Check the last photo to see what the panniers look like on the bike. They're clean, gnore the dirt in the photo. This is the link to the pannier system -- they're much more spacious than the factory luggage. I would also be open to selling the panniers separately. They should fit any pre-liquid non-adventure 1200GS.
Panniers
The good: Final drive only has about 13k on it. The shocks also only have about 25k miles on them, s the PO ran Ohlins on it until he sold the bike. New Shorai li-fe battery. Mechanically basically perfect. Smooth shifting, o problems at all.
The bad: will need a new set of tires soon. There's just a little bit of tread left on the front and rear Anakees. Also front brake pads but those are like $35 and take 5 minutes if you have the wheel off anyway.
This would be an ideal bike for a tall rider -- I've put on aftermarket footpegs and windshield. Never ridden a more comfortable bike. I'm 6'5", owever, ince you could lower the seat and adjust the windshield, t'd be very flexible in terms of fit.
Full set of farkles:
Touratech sidestand plate ($50)
Touratech skid plate ($80)
Steel braided brake lines ($200)
Valve cover guards ($100)
RAM mount ($30)
12V outlet
Fastech Evolution 3 footpegs ($250)
Givi Airflow windshield ($150)
Happy Trail panniers ($1000)
Factory wise it comes with heated grips and servo assisted ABS.
Can also include the original tall windscreen and the original footpegs.
Clean Mass title. Email only -- I always respond quickly. Test rides only with cash in hand.