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Mileage:62
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Engine Size (cc):400
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:JS1CK44B1C2100038
Suzuki Other description
The Scooter is in like new condition it only has 62 miles on it, I am listing it do to the fact that I bought it for My wife and now that were divorced I have no use for it I currently owe $5000.00 I will install a new battery when sold. must be able to pick up the scooter in person
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