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To Re-Buell or Not to Re-Buell, that is not the question

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FementedAgave

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So I popped over after a 8 year hiatus from my beloved Xb12S that I sold in a psychotic fit during a move. Heck, I can't even remember my old user name or email at this point.
In cleaning out some boxes I ran across my fire orange plastics, k&n air, extra Bosch oil filter, bar risers and low rider scg seat - all of which are clearly the fastest, best handling, and most attractive accessories for any xbs.
Conundrum I find myself in is its such a hassle to post pics, reply to people that want your treasures, and ship out said treasures. Almost seems easier to throw'em on a high fuel efficiency, eco friendly, 100% American recycled,, green as it gets grocery getter that needs a pampering home.
 
Or put "Buell XB for sale" in the Ol' Google and see what happens??
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I'm sure some positive minded Bueller will want them, perhaps one with a large assortment of non-running Buells in their garage? In Arizona?

Are "Fire Orange" plastics, translucent? If they are, I could be interested:angel:
 
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As someone who sold his Buell thinking I would never ride a motorcycle again, but then healed up enough to be able to swing a leg over a seat, I would suggest that you get another one.
I went through 3 japanese bikes, but always compared them to a buell and eventually was able to buy back the Buell I sold and am super happy.

If you decide to not get another buell, as a short person with a 29" inseam, I'd be interested in that seat.
 
Or put "Buell XB for sale" in the Ol' Google and see what happens??
:angel:
I'm sure some positive minded Bueller will want them, perhaps one with a large assortment of non-running Buells in their garage? In Arizona?

Are "Fire Orange" plastics, translucent? If they are, I could be interested:angel:

Sorry to ignore Cooter. Just noticed your post. Orange plastics are the fast smooth riding solid orange - tank, chin, fender, and white aftermarket windplate.
 
As someone who sold his Buell thinking I would never ride a motorcycle again, but then healed up enough to be able to swing a leg over a seat, I would suggest that you get another one.
I went through 3 japanese bikes, but always compared them to a buell and eventually was able to buy back the Buell I sold and am super happy.

If you decide to not get another buell, as a short person with a 29" inseam, I'd be interested in that seat.

Yo Jack-O. My dreams might not be crushed, but I'm not finding the Shebogan brat of my dream and leaning towards Peroni and salsicca (more juice, newer, bit more money,...). Make me an offer and the low like-new seat is yours. Also have bar risers that further accommodate 29" inchers like us.
 
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No go on that bike in Surprise?

I've been thinking about this one... and resisting going in to actually see it. Its more difficult than it sounds, as my XB parts are getting powdercoated 3 doors down.

This place is off 101 and Broadway in Mesa.

https://www.motomaxcycles.com/details/used-2015-mv-agusta-brutale-675/71730484

They also have a Vitpilen 701. Damn them!

and damn you too Cooter! You are not helping!
 
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Fair enough. Actually I bought the same bike from a guy in surprise. I pulled the gold wheels and put the red wheels from my other XB on it before I sold it. I like the gold wheels.

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If you like the dark red color from the later model bikes with the translucent red body parts. I have an extra rear one in my garage.

I think me and that lowary guy are the only rabid wrenchers. Most are smarter than us and actually ride their bikes. Actually magnesium Mike is breaking in his new 1170 motor, while I’m still waiting to get my parts back from powdercoating.

I don’t blame you for not wanting to wrench on it a lot, and I dig the analogy :up:
 
damn you too Cooter! You are not helping!

Oh man those are the colors too... :love_heart: and just 500 miles?? So... here's a weird thing. Just go see it. Walk up behind it and put your hands behind the seat, on the curve of the bronze fairings. Close your eyes. Yup. It CAN'T be a coincidence, right?!? Damn I-Talians.

I feel so sad that so far she's lived a life, so completely ignored:sorrow:. I'll be honest. They check the sexy box, the fun to ride fast or slow box, the exclusive box, and even the dependable box (against pre-conceived notions), but if you knock her over parts are not cheap, or available quickly state-side.

But thats exactly WHY you want it. Next time we meet up for beers, your chest hair will be tangled up in some gold plated Saint something-or-other.:angel:
 
chances of keeping a 20 year old ride going are as likely as keeping a 20 year old mistress happy.

So good:cool: ^^^^^

Some are fragile and need a lot of attention, a specific diet, care, costly, and will show you a good time. But only you are nice to them.

Others, just want to be yanked out of their home, spanked, fed whatevers on special, and then shoved back where they came from, all hot and dripping.
Buell. Thats my kinda girl:love_heart:
 
Fair enough. Actually I bought the same bike from a guy in surprise. I pulled the gold wheels and put the red wheels from my other XB on it before I sold it. I like the gold wheels.

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If you like the dark red color from the later model bikes with the translucent red body parts. I have an extra rear one in my garage.

I think me and that lowary guy are the only rabid wrenchers. Most are smarter than us and actually ride their bikes. Actually magnesium Mike is breaking in his new 1170 motor, while I’m still waiting to get my parts back from powdercoating.

I don’t blame you for not wanting to wrench on it a lot, and I dig the analogy :up:

I am partial to the Orange/Red - I actually have tank, fender and chin (no windscreen) if/when I find that beautiful gem of a bike I'm looking for. If I end up turning another direction, I'll make you an amazing deal on all my bits and pieces since your an awesome fellow and Phoenix.
 
Turns out this beauty showed up in my driveway this weekend :D
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Thats a good looking bike. Looks like it was well maintained also. You can still get the replacement tank logos from St. Paul. Make sure the airbox has this kit on it to prevent cracking around the holes. The translucent ones were bad for that, and they are next to impossible to find without selling a kidney. It looks like someone put late model turn signals on the rear???
 
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