FS: Snow Camo Ruckus

well i bought another car, so i dont really need this ruckus anymore and i dont have time for 3 projects.

info on the ruckus in general. 115mpg, i have this one tuned to do about 47-48 on flats (could get a little more out of it if you port and polish the head and manifold. costs $15 to register it for the year and you can ride on any road but the highway, you only need a drivers license to ride it on the road. i was paying about $50 a year in insurance on it.

fantastic choice for someone looking to cruise around without spending tons on fuel.


Rare 2007 Snow Camo Edition Ruckus
i completely went through it when i bought it, new plug, new variator, new rollers, new coolant, new oil, new gear oil, new coil, and new cvt belt

What comes with it is you want everything

2007 Ruckus
polini variator
doppler rollers different weights for tuning
yoshi full stainless exhaust
lowered seat frame
mojo customs handle bar set and clamp
filters needed for a custom intake
turtle head under-seat LED taillight/blinkers
DROW sports rear pegs
CorSport Radiator cover
PWJDM kick start lever
Mojo customs bolt on fatty stretch kit (8", 10", or 12.5" stretch) for 10x8" rear wheel
douglas 10x8 rear wheel
custom machined rear hub
spare shaved rear frame
spare oem seat frame to make a one piece rear frame
metro gears (for higher top end)
mojo customs plate mount
extended rear brake cable
extender throttle cable
custom bolt and washer dressup kit
whats left of the motor oil and gear oil
variator tool
extra light bulbs

other stuff im sure im missing


what is looks light right now (stretch and rear wheel have not been put on yet)







example of one stretched











pricing-

$3500 with everything
$2000 for ruckus with: variator, lowered seat frame, lowered bars, rad cover, pwjdw kick starter, under seat light, metro gears
$1700 for ruckus with: variator, stock seat frame, stock handle bars, rad cover, pwjdw kick starter, under seat light



NO TRADES, CASH OR CREDIT CARDS ONLY. id prefer to sell everything as one big package, ill help load it in a truck or suv. if we take the motor off and drain the gas tank you can put it inside a car trunk

That's badass! I would totally rock one of these if I didn't need a truck for work

Poppy wrote:That's badass! I would totally rock one of these if I didn't need a truck for work

i bought it as a project/second mode of transport. i rode this around when i didnt need the space of my car. which is actually quite often. any time you need to run in town or go somewhere with friends. it has a big bike lock on it that ill send with it

i bought this gem. 1 of 752 ever made, so i decided i dont really need 3 projects plus this will be my warm weather transport

this is tempting, especially for a commuter type shtick in the warmer weather

moving_target wrote:this is tempting, especially for a commuter type shtick in the warmer weather

it is quiet literally a blast to ride. its near impossible to ride one of these and not have a giant smile after. customability is HUGE, any thing from a front monster 11" disc brake swap, to 150cc motor swaps, anything you can think of can be done. there is enough parts here to get someone well on their way to having something different that gets incredible mileage, saves a ton of money, fun to ride, doesnt look embarrassing, great alternative to driving a car.

they use a CVT transmission so its just like a snowmobile, no gears you just twist and go.

A SNEAKY PANDA wrote:

moving_target wrote:this is tempting, especially for a commuter type shtick in the warmer weather

it is quiet literally a blast to ride. its near impossible to ride one of these and not have a giant smile after. customability is HUGE, any thing from a front monster 11" disc brake swap, to 150cc motor swaps, anything you can think of can be done. there is enough parts here to get someone well on their way to having something different that gets incredible mileage, saves a ton of money, fun to ride, doesnt look embarrassing, great alternative to driving a car.

they use a CVT transmission so its just like a snowmobile, no gears you just twist and go.

Well, I've got a lot of working to do to be able to afford this, sooooo either good luck selling OR I'll see you after my birthday maybe

bring me a credit card! or convince your parents to buy it for your birthday

that cabriolet is sick man...I am a little jelly

maineiacpballer wrote:that cabriolet is sick man...I am a little jelly

thanks dude, its a super rare etienne aigner edition. this is the rarest of the 3 colors. hopefully when i get this sold ill be able to dump the money into this so i can get the motor done and the wheels taken care of

is that John's old Caddy? If it is, what engine ended up in it?

someone buy this thing. new car comes home next week.

buy buy buy buy buy buy buy buy!!!!!!!

someone must want to save bank this year. i worked out total cost including insurance, gas, and maintaining this at a rate of 25 miles a day, 5 days a week, 52 weeks in the year, to be roughly $230. not that you would ride it all year long but you could if you really wanted to since the tires COULD be studded if you wanted

people spring is here, the weather is nice! you NEED this

buuuuuuuuuuuuuuy