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2014 Honda Forza on 2040-motos

$4,988
YearYear:2014 MileageMileage:0
Location:

Lexington, Kentucky

Lexington, KY
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Honda Other description

2014 HONDA FORZA, High function scooter or lightweight sport tourer it's hard to say for sure. The convenient step through styling and the ease of operation that comes with a sophisticated automatic transmission suggest the Forza is a scooter, but the high-performance linked ABS disc brakes, full coverage fairing and generous storage capacity imply sport tourer. Similarly the narrow overall design, low seat height and the lightweight single cylinder engine seem to add up to scooter like urban agility while roomy two up seating, comprehensive instrumentation and fuel range of over 350 km insinuate highway burner. High tech fuel injection, efficient exhaust catalyzer, oversize wheels with radial tires and a rigid aluminum swingarm only add to the confusion. So which is it? ...Both. Ride it wherever you want, you won't be disappointed. Forza - wherever you ride.

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