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« Reply #120 on: July 11, 2007, 10:01:44 AM »




I shoulda said sportbike instead of super.  In any case now I have the name and can google to my hearts content!


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« Reply #121 on: July 11, 2007, 06:21:31 PM »

As a current Buell owner, and a future Buell owner, I just have to say....  Inlove Bigok Clap Drool Hail rofl Banana Chili :leghump:
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« Reply #122 on: August 04, 2007, 08:56:15 PM »

Well, I guess I'll have to start saving up.  It's interesting that on the spec sheet the torque and HP are very close to my '05 FZ1 -- obviously the 1125R will make far more torque with significantly fewer RPM's (although they peak at almost the same ft/lb's at almost the same RPM).  I look forward to seeing its torque curve charted out.  It will probably be a good year before I'd have the cash, so that will give them some time to get any first year bugs out of it.  
Something to look forward to.   Inlove

Oh, and another thing, it blows my mind that its dry weight is almost the same as an SV650 -- imagine that bike with 140hp!
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« Reply #123 on: August 05, 2007, 09:01:15 AM »

don't mean to put a damper on your enthusiasm, but claimed dry weight and claimed crankshaft HP/TQ figures are like supermodels... lovely to dream about but absolutely nothing to do with reality. Wink
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« Reply #124 on: August 05, 2007, 09:22:13 AM »


I'm not in the market for a bike right now, but I still can't wait to test ride this 1150R!  10,500 RPM redline - I'm so there!  Low redline was my major peeve with the XB's...I would definitely consider a Rotax Buell as my next bike in 4-5 years.  With this engine change, I would hope Buell has stepped up on a level plane with the Italian twins and the English triples.  Looking forward to finding out for myself.  



Big +1.  With the Tuono and the BMW, I think for the first time ever I'm completely satisfied with the stable.

However, I've been intrigued with owning a Buell since the M2 Cyclone days and have ridden both XB's.  The combination of new-think technology, great (if different) handling, clean styling, and an American company (although ya gotta note that every manufacturer is sourcing parts from all over the world) is very appealing.

And now here's Buell with a big Rotax engine.  A Buell Lightning with a bored-out Tuono engine?!?  To quote BLS, "Mercy!"   Lol
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