2004 Buell Firebolt XB12R 1203 Harley engine with Factory race kit, ECM + Exhaust. Start up, walk around and riding. Sound on and sound off. Music on @0:34 Music off @4:10
iv got a 06 firebolt here in New Zealand 17000 hard kms org motor ,few switch gear probs ,idicaters and light switches ,remus slip on can that was far from slip on compared to normal sports bikes,some sort of aftermarket ignition kit in it and a tune ,regular oil changes,contis all round ,re valved suspension,great bike and im going to buy another fire-bolt in the new year cause they are getting rare and 2 are better than one firebolt,its fun and fast tho vibes are usual for a harley lump,fucking great bike.
Same thing I heard I hear some people say yes and some say No. I believe it depends how you maintain the bike. I got this one with 3k original miles and was in good shape. So far so good. Dean from @bayarearacing is a Buell fan he he told me they are good. From research I’m assuming certain early models had a lot of issues from the 90’s.
@@JRodzTv It's essentially lightly modified Sportster running gear. Erik asked H-D to make a lighter flywheel to make the bikes more responsive, and their response was, "Why? Our bikes ride fine as is..." That's basically how it went.
Yes they are reliable. Ive had 4 xbs. Only issue was bolts coming loose from vibration. Just keep your battery terminals tights and run synthetic oils. They arent top speed bikes but 0-100 they are plenty fast and handle amazing.
