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2003 Piaggio Gilera Runner VXR 200
Highlights
- Practical, economical and boasting ample performance
- Just 10,567 kilometres on the odometer
- In very good condition for its age
- Already imported into the Netherlands, VAT and import duties are fully paid
- Dutch registered
The Appeal
Bringing personal motorised transport to the masses, we shouldn’t underestimate the impact mopeds have had upon society.
This 2003 Piaggio Gilera Runner VXR proves that economical, practical motoring needn't be slow and unrefined. With a 200cc four stroke engine, it is more than capable of keeping up with urban traffic. Presented in very good overall condition and with few kilometres on the odometer, this Piaggio is ready to be used.
The History and Paperwork
- Dutch registered
- 10,576 kilometres on the odometer
The Condition
- Comfortable riding position
- Very good overall condition
- We couldn’t see any damage to the bodywork
- The red paint retains a good shine
- All of the plastics including the mirrors and covers look to be in very good shape
- The mudguards are both present and in very good condition
- Minimal wear to the seat and controls
- Slight misting occurring to the gauges although they remain legible
- The wheels present well and the tyres look to have been fitted fairly recently
The Mechanics
- 200cc single cylinder 4-stroke
- 21 horsepower
- ‘Twist and go’ - no gear changing or clutch control required
- Starts, runs and rides really well
Summary
We think this moped offers a great compromise between practicality and performance. Few motorised scooters will keep up with this Piaggio Gilera Runner and few fully fledged motorcycles will be as effortless to ride.
Shipping and transfer
Buyer is responsible for delivery and collection of any item purchased. Car & Classic may refer a shipping company that also deals with import/export paperwork. Prices start at €150+VAT within the same country or €400+VAT for moves across borders. For more details, email [email protected].
The Gallery
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To take the hassle out of the whole process and to prevent any unnecessary squabbling we'll automatically decline anything less than 70% of the asking price so only offers that are worth considering will be accepted.
Make an offer listings include a “Make an offer” button. Simply click on this and enter the amount you’d like to offer and the seller will either accept, decline or counter. Easy peasy.
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