Buell Lightning X1 (2001)
Specifications Buell Lightning X1 (2001) blueprint
The Buell Lightning X1 is a luxurious, sport-touring motorcycle that was released in 2001. The motorcycle was designed to take long trips with ease, as it is equipped with a comfortable riding position and technological features built for reliability and convenience. The Lightning X1 has a unique, yet clean design with sleek lines and a minimalistic look. It features a gunmetal gray fuel tank that adds to its minimalistic-style look. The 41mm Showa front forks and 6.9-inch travel rear suspension feel buttery on the road, while the S-Tech rear shock absorber provides a smooth ride. The 15-inch front and 17-inch rear 90-spoke Wheels complete the unique look of the Lightning X1. The power behind the Lightning X1 comes from the air-cooled, fuel-injected 1,200 cc Harley-Davidson engine, which offers excellent power and torque for a long journey. The power is then delivered to the rear tire through the Buell 5-speed manual transmission. The rider of the Lightning X1 will feel safe, comfortable and in control thanks to its T-Bar handlebar, comfortable 2-into-1 exhaust, adjustable windscreen, and well-padded seat. It also comes equipped with digital climate control for further convenience. Overall, the Buell Lightning X1 provides a safe, reliable, and comfortable ride. Its unique design, powerful engine, and technologically equipped features make the Lightning X1 suitable for any long trip.
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