1981 Honda Express Sr 50 Scooter Vintage on 2040-motos
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Mileage:2800
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Honda Other tech info
Engine Size (cc):49
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda Other description
This little scooter starts right up and will get you where you need to
go around town. You will be hard pressed to find a cleaner better
looking vintage scooter. It is almost 30 years old but wouldnt know it
by the looks of it, has low miles and if you know scooters/motorcycles you
know the honda 49cc motor will run forever unlike the cheap Chinese
stuff they make now. No helmet or motorcycle liscence needed in MO. Any
questions or to set up a time to look at it contact Aaron at
660-351-1484 Will be sold with bill of sale only, I couldnt find that option on here. I bought it from some RVers that used it as camp ground transportation. This is your chance to own a clean little hard to find scooter
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