Ncy Scooter Kicker Arm Lever - Polished Aluminum - Fits Ruckus & 139 Qmb Chinese on 2040-parts.com
Salisbury, Maryland, US
Up for sale is a new NCY aftermarket polished aluminum kick start lever/arm. It will fit most 139QMB chinese 4stroke 49cc/50cc scooters and the Honda Ruckus (49cc/50cc). This is a cheap way to add some flash to your scooter. NCY makes really nice products.... we've used their products at our shop for five years and have never had issues with the quality of the products. We are currently liquidating our scooter parts and accessories at the shop and have many items being added to ebay so check out our other items for sale. We are offering free shipping to the lower 48 states. Please note that we have two of these for sale but they are being sold individually. One will be shipped without packaging as the was being used in our display case and we can't find the original box (it is brand new and has never been installed on any scooter). Feel free to contact us with any questions.
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