2014 Kymco Like 200i Lx 200i Lx on 2040-motos

$2,799

Year:2014 Mileage:0

Location:

Cedarburg, Wisconsin

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Kymco LIKE tech info

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Kymco LIKE description

2014 Kymco Like 200i LX, The all NewLimited Edition Like 200i LX - Striking two-tone color scheme and chrome trim package sets this scooter from all the rest - a true collectors item. The perfect combination of classic vintage nostalgia and KYMCO modern technology and reliability is now in a fast, agile mid range displacement scooter. Experience true 2-up performance with a 160cc Electronic Fuel Injected engine. With plenty of underseat storage, along with a color matched top box as standard equipment for groceries and packages, you'll be able to get your errands done and have fun at the same time! The Like 200i LX uniquely blend agility, performance and economy.

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