It comes with the original side panels which are nearly impossible to find under $150 these days. It has it flaws but for a price of $300 OBO (offer me less, chances are I'm desperate and take it) you can't beat it. In all seriousness, if we even have that here, the moped is in half-decent shape. Location: Amherst, OH Price: $300 OBO (Very flexbile) It's okay though, after a 12 hour shift you head off for home, but wait, it appears all the lights have burned out and no one was smart or patient enough to replace them. You take off for work and all your friends make fun of you because you need to leave 6 hours early to make it there with a steady pace of maybe 30mph if you are lucky. You are now awake, welcome to the 21st century alarm clock. All 50ccs move through the now unrestricted exhaust and vibrate the eardrums of your neighbors and you. It only gets better, you hear it roar because some kid just like you decided years ago to remove all the baffle and baffle material so you hear that unrestricted e50, single speed, engine boom each crank of the piston. You shrug your shoulders as you kick this baby over with one pedal and she fires right up. You can't believe it, it is really yours. Nothing could make your day any worse, but then, you get to the garage and realize you own this *beautiful* 1980ish Puch Maxi. Imagine, you wake up at 7am for work and struggle to get out of bed. Skip to the second paragraph if you don't want a lovely story/intro to this bad boy.Įvery want to impress your friends as you fly by them on your sweet new (not actually new but very old) moped? Did you answer no to the previous question? Perfect, because I have the moped for you.

1980 puch moped black