Saxon Warlord Motorcycle Company History (quoted from V-Twin
Forum) "Saxon Motorcycles
was founded in 2004 and quickly established itself as a
manufacturer of production custom motorcycles. The
company's approach to motorcycle building was to offer showbike
looks without the headaches, with a focus on consistent geometry,
quality brakes, and a warranty. Saxon's commitment to
engineering and manufacturing discipline helped them stand out in
the custom motorcycle segment. Despite the market shifts
after the mid-2000s boom, Saxon's idea of engineering products for
the custom motorcycle segment remained influential, and their bikes
are still appreciated for their beauty and billet
backing." This 2007 Saxon Warlord in excellent condition
with only 7,641 miles. Tires are new,, oil and filter were changed,
new spark plugs, new fuel valve, new sissy bar pad. The engine is a
1573SS with a 6-speed transmission and right hand belt drive. I was
told this bike sold for $32,000.00 when it was new. The
custom paint job is really beautiful. The bike has lots
of chrome and special additions as you can see in the
photos. It has several leather bags of various sizes to
make traveling with essentials easier. It comes with the
matching front fender (see photos), a solo seat is available and it
has a chain lock for security. This bike runs great and is
a real eye-catching beauty. Spring, summer and
fall is on its way - don't miss on this fantastic ride.
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