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2003 Honda Reflex Ns250a on 2040-motos

$1,850
YearYear:2003 MileageMileage:26005 ColorColor: yellow
Location:

Forest Park, Georgia

Forest Park, GA
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TypeType:Scooter PhonePhone:(404) 617-3575

Honda Other description

2003 Honda Reflex NS250A, Automatic clutch, variable ratio drive (no shifting). Hydraulic disc brakes fore & aft. Large space under seat & extra cargo box on rear, good for shopping trips. Windscreen. Gauges: Tachometer, speedometer, odometer with trip meter, fuel, temp, & clock, all well lit. Price includes new Michelin tire, Honda Service Manual, helmet, spare parts. For sale to safe ADULT operator. Can deliver in N. Ga. area for modest fee. $1,850.00 4046173575

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