Just 300 examples of the NOX were built, and depending on who you ask, 14-15 were originally imported to the US. It debuted at the 2000 Intermot show in Germany and it caught a disproportionate amount of eyeballs thanks to the carbon fiber bodywork and a sprinkling of exotic blue-anodized aluminum and titanium. Interestingly, Husky sold these bikes directly via the internet.
In general it seems that most sold around the $14k/$15k price point, but I can’t find any concrete evidence of that. A Cycle World review in 2002 said the price was $9,050. They also said that it puts out 56 horsepower, 40 pound-feet of torque, and that it weighs 249 pounds. That was almost 25 years ago!
This example is said to be serial number 1 with 333 miles on it (but FB generally doesn’t allow sellers to put less than 300 miles) It comes with a spares kit but unfortunately there’s only one photo.
Find this NOX for sale in Perrysburg, Ohio for $10,000 here on Facebook Marketplace.