2010 Buell Xb9sx Only 5900 Orig Miles! Rare Harley on 2040-motos

US $6,200.00

Year:2010 Mileage:5052 Color: Black

Location:

Aurora, Colorado, US

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Buell Lightning photos

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Buell Lightning tech info

Type:Sport Bike Engine Size (cc):984 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller VIN:4mzkx02d1ae200101

Buell Lightning description

I am selling my 2010 Buell XB9SX.984cc. Only 5900 original miles. Black.

This is the last year Buell made this model. Harley still covers all parts and service. Very unique.
I am the second owner and I bought it with only 900 miles on it. Clean title in hand.
It is mostly stock. I put on a slip-on D&D exhaust which sounds great. Sounds like a Harley VTwin.
I also modified the tail piece to get rid of the bulky license plate/brake light holder. The plate is now tucked underneath the seat. (Tail delete)
Only synthetic AMSOIL used, and change it once or twice a year.
New bar-end mirrors. Stock mirrors are included.
I removed the rear foot pegs and brackets because I don't have passengers. They are included in the sale.
I have NEVER had any issue with this bike and I have never laid it down or tipped it over. EVER. Starts first time, even in cold weather.
I am including everything that came with the bike new and also a tank-bag if wanted for free.
Pictures included have a white cloth over the license plate.
The bike is very fast, sounds great and gets a lot of looks because of the "crotch rocket" looks and VTwin sound. Not many like it.
I hate to see it go but it just isn't getting enough attention anymore. This is a very rare bike and hard to find in such great condition with low miles.

Thanks.

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