| Author | Message | ||
     Diem24 |
If its not sold to a Badwebber, this baby is Ebay bait nor reserve style. For Sale: 2003 XB9R with polished swingarm, polished frame. It has 5500 babied miles on it. No wheelies, stoppies etc. The plastics have been professionally died orange. It also has an Amber windscreen and K&N filter, and an uncorked Jardine that sounds awesome. Never down, clear in hand title for the lucky buyer. This is probably one of the most tricked out XB'x you will see around. In a few days, the bike will have gloss black wheels and new tires, rotors and a gloss black pulley. If its still for sale when I do the wheel swap, the price will go up and I will post more pictures. If youre interested in more pictures please let m eknow and I will do my best to accomodate. I also have an 88inch XB Nallin motor for sale. Price is negotiable depending on what goes with the bike and what stays. No real reason for selling. Just need a different ride. Please drop me an email and I will send you an email with tons of pics. I am located in Illinois      | ||
| Rocketsprink |
Looks like you got it. Nice bike. | ||
| Jcoen69 |
It was my understanding that The frames shouldn't be polished because they loose their structural integrity. I thought this came from Buell? | ||
| Diem24 |
I am not sure about that one. My bike has never seen race track time so structural integrity never has been tested. I consider myself a good rider and never once have I noticed a problem with the handling of this bike. Thanks for hi-jacking my post though!! | ||
| Bads1 |
Your understanding is wrong....won't hurt it at all. | ||
| Cactus_dave |
How does one "professionally dye" plastics?. | ||
| Diem24 |
The previous owner had it done and paid money to do so thereby making it a professional job. I.e. it is not some hillbilly dipping them in a drum of orange paint in his woodshed out back. (Message edited by diem24 on September 14, 2006) | ||
| 72ssabody |
Price? | ||
| Diem24 |
Bike is spoken for. | ||
| Boyd |
CONGRATS |
