2009 Honda Ruckus/red on 2040-motos

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Year:0 Mileage:900

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I am selling my 2009 Honda Ruckus. It's in terrific shape. Nearly new condition. Only 900 miles. Need cash soon or won't sell it. I had a lot fun riding it in summer time. Would save you a lot of gas as well. It really is a awesome ride. You have to ride it to believe it. Make me an offer!Email us or call 509-315-480eight if interested. Serious buyer only

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