2006 Honda Elite 80 (ch80) on 2040-motos

$1,299

Year:2006 Mileage:27040 Color: Pearl Blue

Location:

Goleta, California

2006 Honda Elite 80 (CH80) , $1,299, image 1

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Type:Scooter Phone:(877) 233-7835

Honda Other description

2006 Honda Elite 80 (CH80), 2006 HONDA 80 ELITE SCOOTER - Looking for a way to beat traffic and the high price of gas? Well, the Elite 80 has you covered on both counts. User-friendly and comfortable, with seating for two, a gas-sipping, 80 cc, 4-stroke engine and fully automatic transmission, the Elite 80 is as hassle-free as it is fuel-efficient. Which leaves more time for you to kick back and enjoy the ride.

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