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Author Topic: 2020 Adventure LiveWire One (long way up)  (Read 2031 times)

ADVENTURESonZERO

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2020 Adventure LiveWire One (long way up)
« on: November 21, 2025, 01:09:17 AM »

2020 LiveWire x Pan America - ADV electric motorcycle
15,757 miles
$15k USD + free shipping/delivery to lower 48 states in US


Comes with all the extras I have for it (2x windscreens, luggage rack, skidplate w/ footpeg mounts, crashers, tail tidy kit, 12v accessory cable, 6inch bar risers, Corbin seat, & more!), RESS still under warranty. I'm gearing up for the 2026 riding season and need to shed some weight! (3 motorcycles is too much for me).

As most know, I have put an extensive amount of work into this bike, mainly replacing the entire front end with Pan America suspension, wheels, rotors, and brakes. The suspension has also been overhauled to handle very rough conditions despite the weight (I've never found the bottom of the suspension travel - it's highly well tuned).

If anyone is interested, get in touch! adventuresonzero@gmail.com
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StableofZeros

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Re: 2020 Adventure LiveWire One (long way up)
« Reply #1 on: November 28, 2025, 04:55:34 AM »

State of the market is crazy right now, best of luck with the sale
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Re: 2020 Adventure LiveWire One (long way up)
« Reply #2 on: November 28, 2025, 11:07:28 PM »

in his defense, the aftermarket shit is insane expensive.
my racing bike
 the rims are what 1200 to 1600
the forks 2400 ish, the andriani package add another 1400
rear shock probably another few grand i dont know what it cost but am sure it's not cheap at all.
brakes, another grand
all the other upgrades, have no clue where to even begin.

now if you decide to throw on a battery upgrade or stuff like that, that can push some more thousands without even blinking

the upgrades are probably worth more than the bike at this point. so the price he's asking is not that far off, that bike is not a base unit.

aaron
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