2002 Honda Metro (baltimore) on 2040-motos

$900

Year:0 Mileage:3

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2002 Honda Metro (Baltimore), $900, image 1

Honda Other description

I am selling a 50cc Honda Metropolitan. Everything runs great and it is in excellent condition. It gets over 80 miles-per-gallon and goes 35+ MPH. It is a good scooter to commute to school or work. Just had a oil change. I have the title for the scooter. It has 3,846mis. It has lots of storage space under the seat. Looking for $900 Or Best Offer. Get a terrific deal over the winter and have a ride this summer! If you are interested or have any questions send me a email

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