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Brand new 100cc Yamaha scooter, black can be registered in chengdu. offer official original fapiao and cetificate. expecting 5.5k and negotiable!! call me for more information. 15928063750
The first and second pic are different models and it looks like you just plucked the 3rd one from the internet.
Is the middle pic your actual scooter or just a similar one?
please pay attetion to the photo tags! the first one is official photo from the factory catalog, and the second is the actual scooter photo the third is the digital panel portrait.
Yes, I can see the photo tags. However the first and the second picture are obviously models from a different year. They have completely different lines and details. They are not the same.
What is the model and the build year of your scooter?
Yamaha 2012 RSZ100, let me take some photos of it now. beautiful day to take photos isn’t it, hang on.
The second pic is not a pic of the actual scooter but of a similar one as I have just confirmed with Tony. I will help him to make some good real pics of it this afternoon. He doesn’t have a lot of sales experience so thought it was OK to post a pic of a similar bike.
As presentation is everything with selling something I will help him to make some decent pics of it as the picture above doesn’t do the actual bike justice 😀
Quote:Any problems buying gas? Don’t they require plates and license at the pump?Haha how long have you been in China?
Quote:How safe is riding one of these things around town without plates?I know people who’ve been stopped on gas scooters that cost them anywhere from 500-1,000 yuan. In some cases the bike can be confiscated and you’ll have to pay a large fee to get it back, which in a lot of cases is more than the value of the bike. If that happens to you it’s better to just let the bike go. I have two friends that have had to do this, although neither was within the last year.
Quote:Any problems buying gas? Don’t they require plates and license at the pump?Buying gas is no problem, no one there will care.
Quote:In some cases the bike can be confiscated and you’ll have to pay a large fee to get it back, which in a lot of cases is more than the value of the bike. If that happens to you it’s better to just let the bike go. I have two friends that have had to do this, although neither was within the last year.A friend of mine had this last year. No plates, no drivers license, gas scooter. Confiscated. Called someone who knew some people at the police. Had it back a day later for like 200RMB in someone’s pocket.
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