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2004 Honda Helix Cn250 on 2040-motos

$3,195
YearYear:2004 MileageMileage:14439
Location:

Weston, Florida

Weston, FL
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2004 Honda Helix CN250, 2004 Honda Helix (CN250) Scooter 17,460 miles 244 cc, liquid-cooled four-stroke, 45 m/p/g. $3,195 Original owner, service records, garaged, excellent. Feet forward, low seat height for 2, built-in trunk, Hyw speed OK. $3,195.00 9545204999

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