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    Posted: 22 Mar 2018 at 4:58pm
I am looking at a B12 for sale that has the B12 serial tag on the rear of the seat but has B10 stickers and B10 on the grill. What is the differences between the B10 and B12? Thanks Zach

Edited by ZachD89 - 22 Mar 2018 at 5:00pm
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The 12 should have a longer frame and a 12 horse vs a 10 horse Briggs.  Vast majority of the parts are the same.
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The B12 uses the same frame as the B10.  They are basically the same machine, except for the larger power plant and graphics.  The B12 has a unique seat and came with wider front tires.  B12s seem less plentiful than B10's and command a higher price.



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Well, I had that wrong.  The B112 is longer than a B110 and I assumed it was the same with the B10/12. 
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b12 has wider front tires, seats different and so is steering wheel b12 chrome and black b10 has a all white wheel
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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