Honda: Ruckus 2012 Nps50 on 2040-motos

C $2,450.00

Year:2012 Mileage:5 Color: Black

Location:

Niagara On The Lake, Canada

Honda: Ruckus 2012 NPS50, C $2,450.00, image 1

Honda Ruckus 2012 NPS50 tech info

Engine Size (cc):50 Warranty:yes

Honda Ruckus 2012 NPS50 description

well maintained with fluids, oiled it regularly with honda oil 1000k has 8000k new brakes installed. lightly driven, ready to drive, upgraded. real motorcycle. 120 mpg on fuel ($2.20 @ $1 for 250km) i dont really want to sell it shes the best. price reflects its condition and tuned, a poloni varator and kevlar belt. It has as a lowered seat and a higher seat frame as well with new a YTZ7S battery.
My phone is 289 990 1420 if you need anything more to ask.

Comes with Ontario Used Information

The bags are not sold with bike,
Buyer is response for all extra costs related to this ebay purchase outside and inside Ontario including pick up and related costs at end of sale .

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