1990 Honda Ns50f Street Bike (ne) on 2040-motos

$950

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1990 Honda NS50F Street Bike (NE), $950, image 1

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Rare bike! two stroke WATER COOLED 50cc! AMAZING GAS MILEAGE! 95mpg! Awesome bike, cruises at 40mph no problem. Well maintained, and clear title. I have the original owners manual, extra turn signal parts, repair documents from since I have owned it and the owner before me. Has a helmet lock on the back left side. Small tool kit and a cover included.$950 Firm.541-260-XXXXTag words: motorcycle, scooter, bike, street, honda, 50cc, moped

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