| Author | Message | ||
     Lastbornjoker |
Hello all. New owner here I just bought a 03 xb9. this is my first bike and i bought it to make a redneck chopper out of it. Plz no flamin to each their own.Just wondering besides changing the oil would u all reccomend doing to it. I plan on rideing it stock for the summer to learn on. If i decide i like it better than the chopper ill just buy another.Also can the rear foot pegs and arms be removed without any troubles? I dont plan on any passengers ever. and if i sell them how much should i ask? Ok thats all for now. thanks alex Upstate sc.  | ||
| Old_man |
This can't be real. | ||
| Not_purple_s2 |
I originally bought my 96 S2T with plans to chop it. I had never heard of Buell before and while looking for a cheap sportster a Harley guy told me a little about them. Basically he said they were great chopper material. However, after riding for one season I would rather be tarred and feathered than chop my Buell. In fact I liked it so much i bought another Buell, an '03 XB9S. Just ride it, i'm sure you'll change your mind. | ||
| Rpm4x4 |
The rear pegs unscrew easily with I believe an 8mm allen wrench. That is a beautiful bike and I hope the only thing you chop is the tail.  | ||
| Lastbornjoker |
Who knows i might feel the same as not purple after a season of rideing. I didnt plan on keeping my wife either when i first met her. 12 years later and i still cant change or get rid of her.lol cool rpm thanks for the replie i just think the bike will look better without them and i wasnt sure if it would be a problem to remove them. | ||
| Lastbornjoker |
see ^^^ im trying to change the bike already lol |
