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2013 Honda Ruckus! Just In Time For Xmas! on 2040-motos

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Phoenix, Arizona

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I have a 2013 honda ruckus for sale. It's a 49cc street legal scooter which means you don't have to have insurance or a license to drive it on the road being under 50cc! It gets 113 miles-per-gallon! And does about 40-45mph these are huge in the car scene being there's endless opportunities of what you can do with them. Have no need for it anymore! Still brand new! It's a 4000$ scooter. Great for college students or people who live in the city! Definitely a head turner! Lots of compliments on it! Would make a great Christmas present! For more information please call/text any time! 2800$ Obo

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