2011 Yamaha Vino 50 on 2040-motos
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2011 Yamaha Vino 50, Vino - The fashionable and fun loving Vino sports a clean, quiet, fuel efficient four-stroke engine. The gas sipping Vino is ready to zip you around town with its environmentally friendly 49 cubic centimeter, four-stroke powerplant. Whether you are looking for a fun, affordable way to commute or just looking to make a personal statement, the stylish Vino 50 may be the solution. Gas and go convenience meets European styling in the easy to ride, easy to own Vino.
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