Harley-davidson Cross Bones
The Harley-davidson Cross Bones has a top speed of approximately 175 km/h (note: estimated), produces approximately 60 hp and weighs 297 kg. Motoryk rates it 7/10.
La Harley-Davidson Cross Bones a été introduite en 2008 dans le cadre de la famille Softail, conçue comme une moto rétro de style bobber qui rendait hommage aux premières motos personnalisées épurées des années 1940 et 1950. Il était doté d'une fourche avant à ressort, d'un siège solo et d'un style minimaliste qui lui conférait un look authentique à l'ancienne tout droit sorti de l'usine. Le modèle a été abandonné après 2011, ce qui en fait une offre relativement éphémère mais distinctive qui reste populaire auprès des amateurs de bobbers personnalisés.
approximately 60 hp
Pouvoir
approximately 118 Nm
Torque
297 kg
Poids
approximately 175 km/h (note: estimated)
Vitesse maximale
approximately 6.5 L/100km (note: estimated real-world average)
Carburant
Nue
Corps
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Ce que les acheteurs doivent savoir
Twin Cam Reliability
The Cross Bones runs Harley's Twin Cam 96B engine, which is generally reliable but known for cam chain tensioner wear — a common issue worth inspecting on used models before buying.
Strong Collector Value
Production ended in 2011, making the Cross Bones a limited-run model that holds resale value well. Clean, low-mileage examples are increasingly sought after by bobber enthusiasts.
Factory Bobber Style
The Cross Bones came stock with a springer front fork, ape hanger bars, and a solo seat — rare factory bobber features that would cost thousands to add aftermarket on other models.
Générations et spécifications par année
Produit uniquement en génération. Fourche avant Springer, cadre de style hardtail, style bobber, membre de la famille Softail.
"Un superbe bobber dur à cuire qui vous punit si vous l'aimez."
Le Cross Bones est l'un de ces vélos que vous aimez chez le concessionnaire et que vous passez les six prochains mois à négocier avec votre colonne vertébrale. Cette fourche Springer a l'air absolument géniale et adoucit étonnamment bien les petites côtelettes, mais elle émet un étrange scintillement au-dessus de 130 km/h qui vous permettra de garder les mains honnêtes sur l'autoroute. Le bicylindre 96B est doux comme du beurre à bas régime et ses 128 Nm démarrent suffisamment tôt pour vous sentir vraiment à l'aise en ville, mais ne le confondez pas avec une machine performante : 68 ch et 298 kilogrammes d'entêtement en mode hardtail vous permettent de rouler avec style, et non de poursuivre le feu rouge. J'ai parcouru 14 000 km en deux ans, principalement le week-end et quelques courses nocturnes. Même si mon coccyx a la mémoire longue, je ne regrette pas d'avoir parcouru un seul kilomètre.
Pros
Les inconvénients
Évaluation d'un acheteur d'occasion
"A stylish bobber bargain if you're buying with eyes wide open."
$7,500-$12,500 usedThe Cross Bones is one of Harley's more honest attempts at old-school bobber style without the custom price tag. Running from 2008 to 2011, it's built on the Softail chassis with the 96ci Twin Cam, springer front end, and that swept-back seating position that looks genuinely tough rather than trying-too-hard. Used examples are plentiful and prices have settled into sensible territory, which makes this an interesting proposition right now. Here's the honest part though — that springer fork is characterful but it's also a handful in fast corners and wants constant attention. Maintenance costs on springers aren't for the faint-hearted, and previous owners often skimped on it. Before buying, grab the bars and check for any slop or uneven movement. The solo seat looks incredible and feels like sitting on a brick after 45 minutes. Most owners fitted a different seat within a year, so hunt for one that's already been sorted. Electrics are typical pre-2014 Harley — functional but temperamental.
Top 10 Accessories
Curated picks for the Harley-davidson Cross Bones — owned, ridden, recommended.
Problèmes courants
🔥 1 CRITICALListen for ticking at startup, check service history
Clunking on acceleration or deceleration at low speed
Rough idle, hesitation, or poor throttle response
Oil residue around springer legs and rockers
✅Liste de contrôle préalable à l'achat
Decent but needs proactive cam tensioner attention
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are common problems with the Harley-davidson Cross Bones? +
Cam chain tensioner failure (Twin Cam engine): Listen for ticking at startup, check service history (serious) | Primary chain and compensator sprocket wear: Clunking on acceleration or deceleration at low speed (moderate) | Throttle position sensor and carburetor issues: Rough idle, hesitation, or poor throttle response (moderate)
Is the Harley-davidson Cross Bones a good motorcycle? +
A stylish bobber bargain if you're buying with eyes wide open. Rating: 7.0/10. Best for: Style-conscious riders prioritizing looks over long distance. Avoid if: You tour regularly or hate frequent maintenance bills.
What is the horsepower of the Harley-davidson Cross Bones? +
The Harley-davidson Cross Bones produces approximately 60 hp @ 5,000 rpm (note: Harley did not officially publish HP figures for this era; estimated from Twin Cam 96B engine), with approximately 118 Nm @ 3,000 rpm of torque. Top speed: approximately 175 km/h (note: estimated).
Is the Harley-davidson Cross Bones good for beginners? +
Yes — the Harley-davidson Cross Bones is a reasonable choice for new riders (60 hp is manageable), weighing 297 kg. Style-conscious riders prioritizing looks over long distance
Is the Harley-davidson Cross Bones reliable? +
Owners report 1 critical issue to watch for on the Harley-davidson Cross Bones, notably: Cam chain tensioner failure (Twin Cam engine) (Listen for ticking at startup, check service history). Buy with a pre-purchase inspection.
Is the Harley-davidson Cross Bones good for daily use? +
Style-conscious riders prioritizing looks over long distance Fuel: approximately 6.5 L/100km (note: estimated real-world average).
How fast is the Harley-davidson Cross Bones? +
The Harley-davidson Cross Bones reaches a top speed of approximately 175 km/h (note: estimated), producing 60 hp at 297 kg curb weight. Real-world performance depends on rider weight, gearing, and road conditions.
What gear should I buy for a Harley-davidson Cross Bones? +
Motoryk has curated a Top 10 gear list specifically for the Harley-davidson Cross Bones, covering engine oil, tires, chain, battery, and brake pads — see motoryk.com/bikes/harley-davidson/cross-bones/top10. Each pick is matched to this bike's spec.
