2003-up Buell Firebolt / Lightning Xb9r Xb9s Throttle Body W/ Injectors, Tps on 2040-parts.com
Lynbrook, New York, US
This auction is for a used throttle body from a 2003 Buell Firebolt XB9R. Bike was wrecked and had no gauges so im not sure of mileage. Will work on all 2003-up Buell Firebolts and Lightnings. Comes with throttle body, injectors and tps
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