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2004 Yamaha Zuma With Title And Paper Work on 2040-motos

$1,200
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Richmond, Indiana

Richmond, IN
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I have a 2004 Zuma with title and paper work from the dealer ship its a 49cc 2 stroke will go 50 mph also has a turbo pipe but needs a gasket its a little loud and makes it not take off fast but it runs well I have many parts to go with it. it a very nice and clean scooter for the money everything works the front backs need put on other than that its complete looking to trade for a small ford ranger or Toyota that might need a LITTLE work or a quad dirtbike etc. or may trade for another scooter or two??? call or text anytime

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