2011 Aprilia on 2040-motos
Year:2011
Mileage:125
Selma, California, United States
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For sale is a 2011 Aprlia RS125 two stroke motorcycle. I bought this bike new in Glendale, CA at Proitalia for my wife and as you can see she never used it. It has been sitting in my living room for years. I would take it out to wash it and ride is around the block a few times just to make sure it was running right. Bike is in great condition never dropped. The bike comes with a CA clear title with plate however I can not guarantee that DMV will transfer the plate along with the bike sense this is a "off road vehicle". The bike now has 270km or 165 miles on it that's it! Always on a battery tender. Any question you can email me. Buyer is responsible for shipping the bike. Sold in as is condition! Thank you
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