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Dealer got a 2010 Crossbones in yesterday. Went over to take a look. Bike is a one owner, 23,000 miles, new clutch and tires. Seat would have to go but, other than that sweet bike.
Thinking of trading my Bobber in on it. My bike and $2,000 takes it home. Pondering it. Thoughts?
Dang..... that Bobber is really nice!!! That’s a really hard call!! I love the open primary and pretty much everything else about it!! Either way at the end of the day you have an amazing ride!!
Dang..... that Bobber is really nice!!! That’s a really hard call!! I love the open primary and pretty much everything else about it!! Either way at the end of the day you have an amazing ride!!
Thanks. I love the bobber. It is a blast to ride but, I"m 62 now, can' do more than 100 or so miles on it at a time or my back starts screaming due to the rigid frame. I thought about just getting a softail frame and moving all the stuff over. Kraft Tech, who built the rigid says with the VIN number, they can get me a softail frame with the exact dimensions at the rigid. It would cost about $3,000 to do with paint, upgrades etc. Not sure it's worth it.
Plus, the Xbones has the 96" motor and a six speed transmission. Both pluses.
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2010 Crossbones - Maybe?
