Huoniao HN-125 2012: Great condition, learner legal cruiser in Paignton, Devon for sale

Selling my 125cc Huoniao. I will genuinely be sad to see it go, it has been a great bike to ride the last couple of years but I now have my full licence and a big bike to go with it. I can't afford to keep them both on the road unfortunately. It's a great runner, never failed to start (even now I've been starting it up once a week to make sure it's ok and does it first time). Pretty quick and enjoys the corners for a cruiser. Would make an ideal first bike for anyone who doesn't want a terrible sounding moped. Some negatives: Chinese chrome. This is an issue with these bikes but considering I ride in all weather I think this bike still looks great. Rust isn't showing through in that many areas, the rack on the back is probably the worst affected but even then, not that bad. Has a squeaky rear break which I have had looked at and been assured there is nothing actually wrong with it. If you hold the break down for a little bit at the start of a journey it warms them up and tends to stop the squeak. Has a tiny paint chip where it got blown over in the wind. Barely notice it but would be an easy job if it bothered you. It has a KMPH gauge and distance is in KM as well, a little annoying but you get used to it. It does still have MPH speedo as well. Positives: Like I said, really is a great bike. People may say Chinese bikes aren't worth the trouble but this one has never missed a beat (caused far less hassle than my current bike has that's for sure). It has a new rear tyre, front still has many more miles. Has custom powder coated indicators which look way nicer than the standard plastic ones that were literally hanging on with tape. These ones are much more robust and haven't faltered since having them fitted. Low miles Very cheap to tax and insure £20 will fill it up and often lasted me a couple of weeks. All in all a very good first bike, loads of garages are familiar with them now so if something does go wrong it won't be any trouble getting it fixed. So cheap to keep on the road meaning it would make a great commuter or city bike too. Anyway, thanks for looking, any questions just ask