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**sold** buell 1125r

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FLH03RIDER

FLH03RIDER

Recedite, plebes! Gero rem imperialem!
Joined
Jul 4, 2008
Location
Uptown, Penthouse #3
Moto(s)
Up to two now.
Selling my 2008, Buell 1125R - $6000
Rotax V Twin motor, 146 HP, 6 Spd, Slipper Clutch
Front suspension: Fully adjustable 47 mm Showa inverted fork, 120 mm (4.7 in) suspension travel
Rear suspension: Fully adjustable Showa coil over monoshock, 127 mm (5.0 in) suspension travel
Original owner, ~7350 miles.
Tags good till June, 2013
All service up to date and performed by authorized Buell dealer.
Factory extended warranty.
Runs awesome.
Running Pirelli Angel ST tires (approx 500 miles on tires)
Extras: Buell tank bag, tinted wind screen, lowered foot pegs, custom stainless steel stone guard for oil cooler, extra 49 state muffler.
Never dropped.

Interested: Post up here or email me at: flh03rider @ yahoo.com Thx

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XGAMBIT - Thanks for the bump. I think you need the "R" to sit next to the "CR". Ya know the R's are faster! :) You got a "9" and a "12" so you have to have an awesome "R" to go with the CR.

Hi Jason - The 1125 is freaking ubber fun to ride and I certainly don't ride it at the limits it is capable of but the "siren song" of something else is calling.
 
FLH03RIDER said:
XGAMBIT - Thanks for the bump. I think you need the "R" to sit next to the "CR". Ya know the R's are faster! :) You got a "9" and a "12" so you have to have an awesome "R" to go with the CR.
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i cant hog all the buells, gotta make sure other people are brought over to the dark side :cool
 
Very sweet and tempting my friend.
I just have a cap or limit though on this next bike of mine. Sorry!
Someone will truly be happy with that foe Shor.
Swankster
 
Oceansides said:
12k mile service in oaktown on the 4th! not bad price either for master techs!
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you're at 12k already?! damn!!

im at 7K but then i split the mileage between bikes

TripleSeven said:
how does it compare to something like a brutale?
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man ive only ridden a brutale once and that was a while back

well the buell shakes more, fack i cant really remember
 
TripleSeven - "how does it compare to something like a brutale?"
Mmmmm, they're Italian, cost a whole bunch more and last time I looked had I-4 motors.

XGAMBIT - "well the buell shakes more..." :rofl Maybe the 9's and 12's have a little "buzz" to them but the 1125R is as smooth as a baby's bottom.
Now my '71 XLH Sporty that I had a bazillion years ago was a real fricken "paint shaker"!!! :laughing

Ok, the 1125R is still for sale. New baby possibly on the way so please refer to the "(OBO)"
 
xgambit said:
you're at 12k already?! damn!!

im at 7K but then i split the mileage between bikes



man ive only ridden a brutale once and that was a while back

well the buell shakes more, fack i cant really remember
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Mid 8ks, plan on getting the 12k service at 10k. but who knows... might be at 12k by the time the dates rolls around.

I split it on 2-3 bikes too man!
 
juts put new tires on my 1125 and went on a 628 mile ride

this bike is frickin awesome!! :teeth

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Yo "X"... that's your altitude!!! :rofl (jk)

Now buy my bike, new baby scheduled to arrive end of the month! You know deep down you want it!
 
i actually set my bike up for touring on this ride

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people dont realize how versatile these bikes are. 146hp and flat ass torque curve, hydraulic vaccum assist slipper action clutch, yours has wind protection for days and a 5. something gallon gas tank!

on top of that its prewired for heated grips and has a built in laptimer.

also if you race 600cc bikes you will win automatically with no skill whatsover. at least thats what i read on BARF.


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Yep, at the push of a button ya got a built in lap timer.

That's a pretty nifty little wind screen on the bike.

Oh, and you must have swapped over to the "R" gears to get to 197MPH! :teeth
 
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