Goped Esr-750 Black Case Electric Motor {good Condition}!!! on 2040-parts.com
Lenoir City, Tennessee, US
This is a Black Case Electric Motor for a Goped ESR-750 electric scooter in GOOD CONDITION!! The motor functions and is in good condition, except from some scuffing on the bottom of the cooling fins that you can see in the fifth photo. The motor came from a high mileage scooter and could probably use a new brush card set.
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