New 2013 Honda Ruckus Clone Trike For Sale. on 2040-motos

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* New Honda Big Ruckus Clone Trike* 150cc Honda Ruckus Clone Trike now available for $2,995. This is a custom built trike and we do the custom trike kits at our shop. The Honda Ruckus clone we all call the rugged Trike has a camoflauge paint job, a driver seat with a backrest & lumber support for extra comfort. The Driver backrest can be folded down to make a passenger seat. The odometer, gas gage & Rpm gage is all digital and the frame is steel. This is 1 of the most unique trikes around, be the 1st to have one. Call for more info or any questions. 954-567-XXXX

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