Mojito black and white and DEALS all over.

Wed, Mar 21, 2007

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Originally uploaded by opeksei.

I saw this photo from opeksei and remembered how much I love the Aprilia Mojito. Judging by the fact that the driver is wearing a Momo helmet, this is probably the Aprilia Havana (same thing).

I decided to give Jay Bernard over a Mototek a call to see what’s new. He actually offered to let us use a couple of Mojitos for the annual Capital 10k Noisemaker ride this Sunday. Too cool!

He also mentioned that he still has back-stock on a few 2005 Mojito 50′s and he’s offering a GREAT deal on them to make room for his new stock. The Mojito 50′s come de-restricted and I believe they have Leo Vinci pipes on them!

If your interested in one of those New ’05, 2-stroke Mojitos you can snag it for $1,999 (lower than dealer cost)! Just give Jay a call and mention TheScooterScoop deal on the Mojito or if you like the Scarabeo 50… he’s got the same deal on those as well, just $1,999.

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4 Responses to “Mojito black and white and DEALS all over.”

  1. Robert Says:

    That is a great picture – and I’ve never even heard of the Mojito (unless I’m drinking ‘em!)

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  2. Steve Says:

    HAha. Yeah, I’m a fan of THAT mojito too.

    The one you see in the photo is from Aprilia and it’s called the Mojito Custom. Comes in a 50cc 2t and a 150cc 4t. Their all nice and shiny and chromey and stuff.

    You can see the specs here:
    http://wapurl.co.uk/?MXP2TQL

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  4. Anonymous Says:

    I just bought a Mojito 125 because I think it is one of the most beautiful scooters on the market, for its class. I saw a another european brand with a much larger mojito lookalike recently. I think it was around 250cc, maybe bigger. Cant remember what it was called.m

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