Honda Pcx 125 on 2040-motos

US $2,600.00

Year:2011 Mileage:3300 Color: Red

Location:

Canyon Country, California, US

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Type:SCOOTER Engine Size (cc):125 Warranty:Vehicle has an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller VIN:MLHJF2807B5002799

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I'm selling my PCX125. I bought it at the dealer at $3800 on the 2013, Apirl. Reason why I'm selling is I need some money for plane ticket. It's very nice water cooling scooter and has a clean title. It is really nice looking and low miles(32XX). Grage keeping and never dropped. Include side bags(water proof) and A/S card for bags. Just change engine oil to MOBILE and coolant. I almost spend around $1000 on the extras. I only take paypal or cash.
TEXT me 818-3five7-six394

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