Pioneer Torro 125cc Chines Motorcycle 2011 but been sorn in past 3 yeard

By DavidAB
June 4, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted June 4, 2016

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Posted June 4, 2016

Pioneer Torro 125cc 2011

Purchased two over two years ago to fix it. Asca project. It was stolen recovered and had managed to break half of rear pumper.

Ignition switch was gone. Wires hanged here and there.

I did put an ignition switch, fixed wireing and started with electric start.

Di it us bith kick start and electric.

Fixed somehow the mudguards both front and rear but didn't finished the job and just covered it.

It is 2011 but nit use around3 years makes it 2014

Engine is very good justvlike new.

Big big bike to learn ride a Motorcycle in Harley Davidson size not a small moped.

I am not able to load pictures here as they dint meet requirements for posting on this site.

However I got over 10pictures on my mobile that I can send to you.

Please msg me with your email address, send me an email to [email protected] or come to 139 Barry Road, East Dulwich and take a look.

It is too good for selling parts of it.

I got it on eBay (pioneer Torro 125) search for it and you wilk see puctures.

250 pounds

This types like Nevada sell over 500 pounds

Cherrs

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