BaT Essentials
Seller: 911r
Location: Scottsdale, Arizona 85255Listing Details
- Chassis: 1C9SF290X4N908044
- 1,800 Miles
- 124ci S&S Cycle V-Twin
- Five-Speed Transmission
- Carbon-Fiber Fenders & Fuel Tank
- Marzocchi Inverted Fork
- Penske Piggyback Shocks
- Triple ISR Disc Brakes
- Lightcon 18" Alloy Wheels
- Carbon-Fiber Solo Seat
- Rizoma Bar-End Mirrors
- Side Stand
Private Party or Dealer: Dealer
Lot #107571
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This 2004 Confederate F124 Hellcat is powered by a 124ci S&S Cycle V-twin paired with a five-speed transmission and features gloss carbon-fiber bodywork. Equipment incudes Lightcon alloy wheels, a Marzocchi inverted fork, Penske piggyback shocks, a carbon-fiber solo seat, and ISR triple disc brakes with radially mounted calipers. The bike was acquired by its current owner in 2017, and work in preparation for the sale included cleaning the fuel tank and carburetor and replacing the spark plugs and battery. This F124 Hellcat has 1,800 miles and is now offered on dealer consignment with a clean Arizona title.
Motorcycle designer J.T. Nesbitt styled the Hellcat during his time at Confederate, and this example features a 4.75-gallon fuel tank, fenders, and solo seat that are rendered in gloss carbon fiber. Additional equipment includes Traxxion Dynamics triple clamps and triple headlights. Close-up photos of scratches on the right-side mirror and front brake lever are presented in the gallery.
Three-spoke 18″ Lightcon alloy wheels are mounted with older Metzeler ME880 Marathon tires. Suspension consists of a Marzocchi 50mm inverted fork as well as dual Penske piggyback shocks mounted to the swingarm. Braking is handled by dual rotors and radially mounted six-piston ISR calipers up front and a single rotor and two-piston ISR caliper at the rear.
The black handlebar carries dual Rizoma bar-end mirrors, billet ISR hydraulic master cylinders, and custom switchgear. AutoMeter instrumentation includes a 120-mph speedometer and a tachometer with a 5k-rpm redline long with indicator lights for turn signals, neutral gear indication, low oil pressure, and high beam. The digital odometer indicates 1,800 miles, approximately 860 of which were ridden under current ownership.
The solid-mounted air-cooled 124ci V-twin was sourced from S&S Cycle and was factory rated at 135 horsepower and 140 lb-ft of torque. The intake features an exposed conical filter element and the two-into-two exhaust system is internally ceramic coated. The heat-wrapped header pipes merge into a central chamber which allows exhaust gases to exit through either side of the tubular swingarm. Work in preparation for the sale reportedly included cleaning the fuel tank and carburetor and replacing the spark plugs and battery.
Power is sent to the rear wheel through a belt-driven primary, a close-ratio five-speed transmission, and a drive chain.
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Auction Result
| Winning Bid | USD $25,000 by sfmonster23 |
| Auction Ended | May 18, 2023 at 11:17AM PT |
| Bids | 23 |
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