Unfortunately, it looks like I'm not going to be able to ride much for the next few years, so rather than let my scooter gather dust, I figure its better to get it out to someone who'll use it, and buy a new ride a few years from now. Plus, any money from this can go into my car fund.
Its a black 2009 Kymco People S200. 16" wheels, 163cc air-cooled engine. I've got 1804 miles on it, primarily from summer commuting. It includes a small top box (not in the pictures). Its kept in a garage when not in use. I put it on a float charger a few times a week in the off season, and try to start it and let it warm up once a week or so to keep things from getting gummed up. Asking $2000 Firm
Clean title, so no problems with using it on the road, or you could have a pretty large pit bike.
Bump for Spring getting closer, and getting really good gas mileage!
Bump for high gas prices and Spring. Just got back from a 20 mile check ride. Still runs great!
Yet another bump - price is negotiable. I can also include a used jacket and full face helmet.
At 163cc, it's a motorcycle, and one needs the proper license, registration and insurance--and that's your biggest block to selling it. Good luck.
In reply to triumph5:
Actually, in Ohio, unless its a moped, its a motorcycle, even the little 49cc models.
So, as you are in Ohio, this really is a non-issue for a local sale. That's a big plus for you. Here in Ct., 49cc and under, and you don't need a license, registration or insurance....
I'm going to assume that in Ohio a Moped has to be able to mechanically function as both a bicycle and a "motor assisted" vehicle with pedals?
In reply to triumph5:
Yup, and it still needs a tag, and I think it has a very small displacement limit. I'll be building one (have a 74 cc engine), but won't even try to get it tagged, since it'll be on a bike frame, and I think the engine is too big.
Surprised you guys don't have to get a license for a large chain saw. You have plates on ordinary bicycles?
Bump - price drop to $1600. Much lower than this and I'll probably just prep it for long term storage.
