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2007 Confederate B120 Wraith

Factory limited production

Updated November 1, 2026 • Rarity Rides editorial team
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RarityFactory limited production
At a glance

Confederate B120 Wraith

The Confederate B120 Wraith brought a distinctive structural and visual approach to the American V-twin motorcycle. Contemporary manufacturer material announced a ceiling of 250 B-series Wraiths. That number is a planned series scope, not a verified final completed total or a count of every experimental Wraith built during development.

The Confederate B120 Wraith brought a distinctive structural and visual approach to the American V-twin motorcycle. Contemporary manufacturer material announced a ceiling of 250 B-series Wraiths. That number is a planned series scope, not a verified final completed total or a count of every experimental Wraith built during development.

Edition at a glance

Edition / programme figure 250 — announced series limit
Original market scope Worldwide
Reference year 2007
Base model / platform B120 Wraith
Engine / propulsion 120-cubic-inch V-twin

Design and engineering

The B120 combines a large V-twin with a composite-led backbone structure and an exposed girder-style front assembly. The engine and chassis layout distinguish it from a conventional cruiser with unusual bodywork. The development history includes earlier prototypes and changing engine arrangements, making the specification and date of a photographed machine especially important.

Production and edition scope

The 250-bike statement belongs to the announced B-series production programme. It should not be read as proof that 250 were ultimately assembled. Earlier experimental machines and the later 21-bike Combat Wraith represent different scopes. The inventory’s 2007 reference follows the B120 production period, while later release and registration dates can describe the same model.

Identifying an authentic example

Check the frame and engine identity against original factory documents, dated photographs and ownership records. Establish whether the motorcycle is a customer B120, a development machine or a later reconstruction. Composite repairs and replacement structural parts should be documented, with specialist inspection where their history is unclear.

Collector significance

The B120’s collector interest lies in an unusual integration of structure, materials and a large American twin. Its development story is part of that appeal, but prototype history should not be transferred to an unidentified customer bike. A well-supported individual specification and provenance record is more informative than treating the announced ceiling as an audited production tally.

Related motorcycles

  • Combat Motors Wraith Second Generation
  • Confederate P120 Fighter Combat

Sources

The collector file

Why this machine matters

The B120’s collector interest lies in an unusual integration of structure, materials and a large American twin. Its development story is part of that appeal, but prototype history should not be transferred to an unidentified customer bike. A well-supported individual specification and provenance record is more informative than treating the announced ceiling as an audited production tally.

The collector file

The story

The Confederate B120 Wraith brought a distinctive structural and visual approach to the American V-twin motorcycle. Contemporary manufacturer material announced a ceiling of 250 B-series Wraiths. That number is a planned series scope, not a verified final completed total or a count of every experimental Wraith built during development.

The collector file

Built in limited numbers

The 250-bike statement belongs to the announced B-series production programme. It should not be read as proof that 250 were ultimately assembled. Earlier experimental machines and the later 21-bike Combat Wraith represent different scopes. The inventory’s 2007 reference follows the B120 production period, while later release and registration dates can describe the same model.

The collector file

On the road

The B120’s collector interest lies in an unusual integration of structure, materials and a large American twin. Its development story is part of that appeal, but prototype history should not be transferred to an unidentified customer bike. A well-supported individual specification and provenance record is more informative than treating the announced ceiling as an audited production tally.

The data file

Specifications

Factory specifications may vary by model year, market and configuration.

Identity & production

Official model
Confederate B120 Wraith
Base model
B120 Wraith
Edition
B120 Wraith limited series

Powertrain & performance

Engine
120-cubic-inch V-twin
Powertrain
Petrol

Motorcycle specifications

Category
Road motorcycle
Verification

Authenticity & identification

Check the frame and engine identity against original factory documents, dated photographs and ownership records. Establish whether the motorcycle is a customer B120, a development machine or a later reconstruction. Composite repairs and replacement structural parts should be documented, with specialist inspection where their history is unclear.

Collector guidance

Ownership considerations

Check the frame and engine identity against original factory documents, dated photographs and ownership records. Establish whether the motorcycle is a customer B120, a development machine or a later reconstruction. Composite repairs and replacement structural parts should be documented, with specialist inspection where their history is unclear.

Evidence & accountability

Sources and verification

  1. www.odd-bike.com
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