2005 Honda Nss 250s Scooter on 2040-motos

$2,995

Year:2005 Mileage:12164 Color: GRAY

Location:

Alachua, Florida

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Type:Moped Phone:(888) 374-5615

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2005 HONDA NSS 250S Scooter, This 2005 250cc scooter will give you all the power you need to cruise the highway! This scooter has automatic transmission, in good condition, and low miles. Call or e-mail Brian at Polaris of Gainesville for any questions.

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