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2010 Honda Sh150i Scooter on 2040-motos

US $2,699.00
YearYear:2010 MileageMileage:4
Location:

Myrtle beach, South Carolina, US

Myrtle beach, SC, US
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2010 Honda Sh150i , Bike has 4000 miles only! Reason of selling: want a new toy and just to see how much i'd get . Always use Mobil 1 oil. K&N air filter just installed at 1800 miles. Its my fun bike and my gas saver! This Honda is made in Italy! Fast enough to go on highway without holding up traffics it could do 65mph no problem and 70 if drafting. Google it to see the full potential of it. Recently plastidip the rims and some trim to matte black, the dip are totally reversible easily peel-off. Very reliable. txt or call at 7o2 292------ 8585.Absolutely No shipping, If you serious you would come and see it and pick it up. $2,699.00 7022928585

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