2009 Harley Davidson Crossbones Softail Review: Engine, Styling, and Performance
The 2009 Harley Davidson Crossbones is a softail Harley with the legendary look of post-war ear bobber style and appeal. The Springer front end, classic ape-hanger handlebars, and a chopped front fender will make your senses think you’ve travelled back on your Harley to a simpler time.
The designers of the 2008 Harley Davidson Crossbones included a
rigid-mounted Twin Cam 96B engine with 96 cu inches of displacement and
87.9 ft lbs of torque @ 2750 rpm. They also included a chrome, Shotgun
Slash-cut exhaust with dual mufflers, Horseshoe style oil tank, primary
chain drive with a ratio of 34/46 and Electronic Sequential Port Fuel
Injection with the 2008 Harley Davidson Crossbones. Along with all of
this the designers have incorporated black, laced steel wheels and
single-piston front and 2-piston rear brakes.
The 2009 Harley Davidson Crossbones is available in four vivid and
eye-catching colors; dark blue pearl, black denim, vivid black and
pewter denim. An electronic speedometer with odometer is tank mounted
on this Harley and this motorcycle includes a trip meter, low fuel
indicator light, engine diagnostics and the option to enhance the
security of your 2009 Harley Davidson Crossbones with Security System 6.
The 2009 Harley Davidson Crossbones is a long 90.5 inches in total
length, sits 30.1 inches from the ground at seat height, has a ground
clearance of 4.9 inches, a wheelbase of 64.5 inches and weights 737
lbs. The 2009 Harley Davidson Crossbones also comes with a 5.0 gallon
fuel tank and a 3.5 qt oil tank and has a fuel rating of 54 mpg on the
highway and 35 mpg in the city.
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