2002 Honda Ruckus on 2040-motos

$1,800

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I have a 2002 Honda ruckus for sale, I have no need for it as I need money for a trip I'm going to next year. It is my daily commuter for school and work. It costs me no more than five dollars a full tankAnd gets 110 miles-per-gallon with a 1.3 gallon gas tank.It's 49cc so no need for license and it goes about 35-40 mph.ProsPro grip handlesNew rear tireHelix l.e.d. Blinking rear tailightFuel injection modOil changed on the month of never with 600ml 10w40 syntheticConsIt's a 2002Feel free to give me a text at

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