2008 Jm Star Scooter 181cc Freeway Legal Honda Motor on 2040-motos

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2008 jm star scooter 181cc Freeway legal Honda motor, US $, image 1

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Hi I have a jm star 181cc freeway two seater scooter ,2200 mis, it has a gy6 Honda motor in it runs well does 70 mph & gets 80 miles-per-gallon current tags good untill october 2014 I took it in trade & it's not for me I have pink in hand make me a good offer & it's yours

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