2013 Honda Pcx150i on 2040-motos

$2,995

Year:2013 Mileage:1582 Color: Red

Location:

Cincinnati, Ohio

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Phone:(888) 601-5025

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2013 Honda PCX150i, Excellent condition and low mileage PCX150i scooter finished in Candy Apple Red. With just 1500 original miles, this scooter was recently traded here on a Can Am Spyder. This scooter runs great and has a lot of really neat features including: Fuel injection, Easily accessible large underseat storage, guarded locking steel ignition switch, Glove box, Ultra quiet starting, flip-out rear passenger pegs, and much more. This bike is in excellent condition with no damage that I could find and runs great to a maximum speed of nearly 70 MPH. Really a great looking, great riding, like new scooter.

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