2008 XB 12Ss Lighting Long

[XBNJOS]

Hello all,

I am fored to sell my bike and I am not happy about it, but such is life.

If you are interested I live in Austin, Tx and I am asking $4,800. Here are the details:

Eric Buell Racing ECM
Hawk Exhaust
LRB Gold Brake Pads in Front
K&N Filter
Ulysses/City X Hand Guards
Rear fender (cheese grater) delete - Have original complete fender that comes with the bike.
New Stator
New Voltage Regulator
New Battery
Larger right-side air scoop for improved cooling
Comes with factory service manual, owner’s manual and tool kit
16,9xx miles

Also: I have pair of Pelican 1550 water-tight hard cases on a custom rack that mount onto this bike. I will sell with the bike for an extra $200.

Here's the craiglist add: http://austin.craigslist.org/mcy/3376845340.html

Thanks

 

[DrogeN Omen]

would you consider selling the hand guards and the Right Side Scoop?

 

[XBNJOS]

No, sorry.

 

[HMTRAN]

I'm brand new to Buell's, I've ridden every kind of bike but a Buell. Never even sat on one before. What it the seat height of this bike? I'm 5'5", think it'll fit me fine? Also I'm in SoCal. Will we be able to work something out to help me ship it? I was looking for a xb12s, besides being longer, what are all the differences between the 12s and ss?

 

[XBNJOS]

The seat is 30.6" high. It is a bigger seat than a standard XB. There is not a lowering seat available for the ss as far as I know. You would want sit on it before you bought it. It's not real tall but I'm 6'2". You might be better off on an scg or the s like you are looking for.

Main difference is the longer wheel base, bigger seat.

You can find companies that take car of the shipping. That's on you. Better yet take a few days and ride it home. Cheaper and more fun.

 

[rcmobile]

...HMTRAN, at 5'5" you will definitely be wiser to find yourself an SCG model...the Ss will certainly prove to be uncomfortably tall for you...the lowered saddle, suspension, and 4" smaller frame of the SCG will work well in your favor, much safer and more fun than riding the Stretch edition...for that matter, (forum correct me if I've been misinformed) the XB9SX uses the same frame size as the SCG, is a somewhat lighter bike, and for someone such as yourself who isn't heavy (as I am, at 265lbs on my 6'8" frame ) the SX's 92 hp will provide plenty of scat, and will even be less costly...nothing wrong with affordable firepower... ...best luck in your search!

 

[Oceansides]

Is this still for sale?