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2005 Yamaha Zuma 50 Great Moped on 2040-motos

$1,000
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Waterloo, Iowa

Waterloo, IA
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I have a Yamaha Zuma 50cc, it's been great, I'm the 2nd owner. When I got it, it was all stock. My friend and I have modded some of the components because we love mopeds and motorcycles. I have gotten a new rear tire, with still about a cm of tread on. The moped has 48xx miles on it at the moment. It's worth well over $1000 but I need to buy a truck asap so I'm selling this at $1000 just because of how badly I need the money for the truck. Mods:Both headlamps are on 24/7.New BatteryNew rear tireThrottle Mod (tops out at 44 downhill)Soon to get a performance air filterTail light mod (took off old turn signals, modded them in the break light like a crotch rocket)Before mods:38 mph top speed50mpgLooked alright(I'm forgetting some of the mods, but it's just great now, much better than stock)After mods:44 mph top speed60-70 miles-per-gallonTons of torqueLooks and runs nothing like a moped anymore, it's a mini motorcycle now.Interested? Call or text any time! Thanks

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