Description
For those riders who want a custom cruiser, but can't afford the price tag that usually comes with one, my 2009 Jackpot Cory Ness may be the right choice for you. This limited edition cruiser has been designed in collaboration with second-generation bike designer, Cory Ness. Features such as the diamond-cut cylinders and cylinder heads, the 250mm rear tire, the custom stitched one-piece seat, the billet engine cover, the tear drop mirrors, the Landshark billet wheels, as well as the chromed elements and the custom paint and graphic schemes have been designed by Cory Ness, and add a touch of uniqueness to this two-wheeler.
My bike is #6 of only 250 produced that year. Immaculate unmarked condition with super low mileage of just 4200 miles.
I wanted this particular model, and sourced one for sale in the US. I imported it in 2022. The owner purchased it new in 2009. I have all the import documents.
The bike has special paint produced by Cory Ness, the black is acually chrome paint. Never heard of that till I read up about the bike.
The black design is hand painted, not a decal. The seat is also hand stitched. Lots of Ness parts added to the bike as you can see. The Land Shark wheels are cut from a solit piece of billet. The diamond cut engine fins look awesome.
Talking about the engine - it has hydraulic valves and self adjusting cam chain adjusters. Standard stage 2 cams give the bike 97bhp and 113lb torque. 6 speed gearbox.
I replaced the rear indicators with the much nicer after market item I brought in from America. The exhausts are Victory Freedom Performance items.
The bike runs perfectly, I have changed the oil and filter annually. 20-50 semi synthetic. MOT due next June.
At 65 the bike is getting a little difficult for me, hence the sale
Just out of interest - this is how much a new one would cost today --
Adjusted for inflation, $24, 500 in 2009 is equal to $35, 748 in 2024.
I've owned the bike for over two years, HPI clear. Shrinking violets need not apply. This beautiful factory custom, dripping with quality Ness parts and chrome will get heads turning. I bought the bike in the US, from the first and only owner from new, and imported over here. It runs beautifully, and looks brand new. Never seen rain over here.
