It's got all the quirks (or charm, depending on how you look at it) of the XB12X, and its $1,500 premium buys you three huge panniers, heated grips, and a tall windscreen. You also get a slightly tweaked engine, lighter wheels, and sportier suspension, not to mention that love-it-or-leave-it Harley V-twin rumble.
It may sound great on paper, but how does this nonconformist adventure sport tourer ride in the real world? Check out our full review of the Buell XB12XT to find out, and for visuals visit our photo gallery.Photo © Kevin Wing
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It’s not the 1125R and won’t win races, but it’s quirky and it’s always suprising to hear an H-D twin in a sport bike.