| Author | Message | ||
     Dtx |
So I was changing my spark plugs on my 2004 Firebolt and I noticed something I had never seen before. The rear isolator bracket was a nice machined piece of aluminum with "Woodcraft" written on it. I know Woodcraft makes some fine racing parts and bike stands, but I did not know they were a vendor to Buell. Kinda cool. You can partially see it here.  | ||
| Diablobrian |
Are you the original owner? I don't believe that is stock. | ||
| M1combat |
That's not stock... Woodcraft certainly does make and sell that piece though... | ||
| Dtx |
No, I am not the original owner. That probably explains it, then. | ||
| Dtx |
I went to the Woodcraft website and there was no sign of this part... To me, it seemed weird of all things they would make would be an isolator bracket. | ||
| Dtx |
The story behind my bike is that the original owner worked at the Buell factory. | ||
| Teddagreek |
Maybe you got some sorta test bike... Have you noticed any thing else.. | ||
| Dtx |
The race kit was on it as well and the motor is very strong compared to my XB9SX. When I changed the plugs on it they were perfect in color indicating ideal combustion. Like I said, the bike runs very well... | ||
| Nasty73z |
That is badass! I would talk to the original owner or contact Woodcraft. I know the XBRR has several woodcraft components and it is the official swingarm stand for the bike. Heck I think it comes in the crate. BTW, you do know you don't have to pull the lower airbox cover to chage plugs right? All you need is a good swivel. 15 min. job tops. | ||
| Dtx |
Nasty, I changed the wires too. Lower box cover has to come off. | ||
| Dtx |
Maybe the guys that work at the factory get their bikes with a few extra goodies? | ||
| Teddagreek |
 www.racingmotorcycles.com |
