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2004 Aprilia Mojito Custom 150 on 2040-motos

$1,799
YearYear:2004 MileageMileage:2975 ColorColor: Aprilia Black
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Aprilia Mojito tech info

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Aprilia Mojito description

2004 Aprilia Mojito Custom 150, neat looking 150cc Scooter,extra clean - The cruiser scooter is here! A surprisingly low price plus a low seat height with under-seat storage and an automatic oiling system make the Mojito Custom as easy to own as it is to operate. A disc front brake and retro styling compete for attention, and add character to the coolest scoot on the block. Awesome body-style is accentuated with its chrome handlebars and bullet headlight. The 50cc version is a perfect neighborhood runabout, and the power of a 150cc four-stroke to zip through traffic with ease. 150CC DELUXE SCOOTER , FRESH DEALER SERVICE , WARRANTY, LOW MILES

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Piaggio Reports 2012 Sales Results

Wed, 27 Feb 2013

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