Buell Lightning CityX XB9S (2006)
Specifications Buell Lightning CityX XB9S (2006) blueprint
The Buell Lightning CityX XB9S (2006) is a nimble and powerful naked-sport bike with sleek lines and lightweight construction. Its short wheelbase provides superior maneuverability in city riding, and its single-cylinder engine delivers strong acceleration and impressive fuel economy at the same time. The XB9S has an "unencumbered" design that emphasizes nimble handling, with no fairing or windshield for distraction-free urban riding. It has an inverted Showa 41mm big piston fork, offering precise control for cornering and better steering response. The seat height is low; it's slim and narrow for easy maneuverability and ground reach. The clutch is light and non-intimidating, and the hand-polished exhaust headers terminate in twin oval mufflers for a throaty rumble. The XB9S is powered by a 984cc air and oil-cooled 45-degree V-Twin engine built specifically for torque. It pumps out an impressive 86 horsepower and 65.1 ft-lbs of torque. A five-speed transmission and wet multi-plate clutch are mated to the power plant. Braking is handled by dual perimeter-style Nissin front brakes and a single Nissin rear. Outside, this well-balanced bike is coated in a range of colors to match any style rider's taste. Its Angular Twin Tail LED tail lamp and headlight with LED accent light create a glowing hood ornament. This bike is definitely a truly fun ride for anyone who loves the feel of the city streets.
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