1984 Honda Gyro Red 3 Wheeler Scooter on 2040-motos

$1,595

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1984 Honda Gyro Red 3 Wheeler Scooter, $1,595, image 1

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VERY FUN TO RIDE HONDA 50CC SCOOTER FROM 1984.THREE WHEELER.TWO WHEELS IN BACK 1 IN FRONT.EASY TO RIDE.BASKET ON FRONT.LOCKING KICKSTAND.ONLY 2360 mileS.LOW MILES.RUNS GREAT.IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL NO CALLS AFTER 9PM PLEASE.THANKS FOR LOOKING.BRING CASH.SINGLE SPEED NO SHIFTING.HAS NEW GEL BATTERY FOR EASY STARTING.PUSH BUTTON START.NO KICK START.

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