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Buell Xb9r on 2040-motos

US $3,000.00
YearYear:2005 MileageMileage:6660 ColorColor: Orange/Black/White
Location:

Evansville, Indiana, US

Evansville, Indiana, US
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Buell Firebolt photos

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Buell Firebolt tech info

TypeType:Sport Bike Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):984 WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller VINVIN:MVIN34513IND

Buell Firebolt description

Relisted due to non payment.  BUELL XB9, a 2005 California model XB9SX converted to an R model - carbon canister removed.  I had intended to build this into a dedicated track bike, but decided on a hybrid street and track capable machine.  Included in this build are:

  • 1 set of new (just scrubbed in) Pirelli Diablo tires
  • Modified frame (quick release Buell gas cap, welded on bosses for frame sliders)
  • New fuel pump (later model)
  • Energy One racing clutch
  • Remapped ECM
  • Jardine carbon fiber can
  • EBR race springs (forks and monoshock)
  • EBR rear brake rotor
  • Air box delete
  • K & N filter
  • Breather reroute with catch can
  • Pro-Flo billet clip-ons
  • CRG adjustable levers
  • Buell frame protectors
  • Skeen Racing Delrin sliders
  • Short stalk BUELL mirrors (no gawky long stemmed mirrors from later models)
  • EBR carbon fiber upper fairing professionally painted and color matched to an OEM Ulysses air box cover
  • EBR belly pan (to pass tech) professionally painted and color matched to an OEM Ulysses air box cover. The belly pan is attached via Dzus D-ring half turn fasteners
  • Modified seat fairing, professionally painted
  • Steering head/both wheels/ have new bearings
  • new front isolator
  • new rectifier
plus a whole host of parts and hardware required to convert an XS into an R.  The ECM was remapped professionally but still requires metalogging to fine tune the fuel map.  Odometer will vary as this is my daily ride.  For those living some distance away, please check out ebay's shipping service.  You can get rate quotes for transport to your zip from four different carriers!

Search for "Buell XB9R Walkaround and ridearound" on youtube to see and hear this bike.

Thanks for your interest everyone, but please, I'm not interested in trades and I'm not giving this machine away.  I'll entertain reasonable offers, so think about what has gone into this bike.  By all means, ask me any questions about this build.  It's well documented and I have a ton of pics as well.

This BUELL with orange front end and black rear end (including swing arm and wheel) is a striking machine that turns a lot of heads!   :-)



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