Roketa Buggy on 2040-parts.com
Paisley, Florida, United States
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Used Roketa buggy for sale. In good shape. Very low hours has under 20 hours on it did not use it a lot. Was parked inside for 8 years, stayed outside under a tarp for 6 months and now is stored in a shop. Buggy runs, recent full service, tires are good, everything works. I need to sell it to someone who is going to use it. It has a 250cc single cylinder engine. Four wheel disc brakes. Independent suspension, front and rear. Two bucket seats with four point safety belts. Headlights, taillights, turn signals, and offroad projector lights. the turn signal lights were updated to LED lights.
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