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ready for some football
Join Date: 12-18-2006
Location: Louisiana
Bike(s): HD
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Buell 1125CR and other 09s
Buell releases a new twist on the 1125R: 2009 Buell 1125CR Introduction - Motorcycle.com
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Looks better than the "R", though I have still yet to get on board with those massive air scoops. Call me crazy, but those things look like horse blinders! Otherwise, the CR is a cool concept.
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Yep, thats camo...
Join Date: 08-31-2007
Location: Idaho/Iowa
Age: 29
Bike(s): Western Flyer
Posts: 2,209
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I was looking at the pics and said to myself, "wow that thing looks great other than the ridiculous scoops." Then read down to your post. Yeah, something needs to be done there.
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2 Cylinders, 4 Valves, No Waiting
Join Date: 01-14-2007
Location: South Lyon, MI
Age: 43
Bike(s): Ducati HM
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What is it with all the bulbous fairing-ery on the new Buells? The had the excuse of going for a 'quiet zone' on the sportbike version, but not on the standard.
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circa 1970
Join Date: 12-17-2006
Age: 26
Bike(s): 600RR, 125R
Posts: 4,649
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It's to draw your attention from the muffler.
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Join Date: 12-28-2006
Age: 33
Bike(s): F4I
Posts: 527
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Fugly but if i ever bought a liter +bike i might go for it just cause it is american almost.
CBR 600 f4i will do till she hits 50k or so. I was looking at a XB12r and the specs on paper look very competative with a jap 600. What holds it back in SS racing? I do like the looks for some reason. just no the thought of umm american reliability... i hate to say that oh and it costs more and only revs to 6800 or so, but it does get 65 mpg witch is way better than my F4i
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I would certainly hope so. It has twice the displacement!
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Yep, thats camo...
Join Date: 08-31-2007
Location: Idaho/Iowa
Age: 29
Bike(s): Western Flyer
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How does the weight compare?
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I'll never tell a lie.......SUCKER!!
Join Date: 12-18-2006
Location: Milwaukee, WI
Age: 27
Bike(s): 1996 900RR (sold)
Posts: 563
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It very much resembles the XB12R/S if you take away those stupid looking scoops. Do that, and I'd call it a handsome bike. It might not have the lines of the Speed Triple or a Monster or a Tuono, but I bet it could give them all a run for their money. Repeater--I am not even a neophyte when it comes to racing, but I would guess that the XB12R only revving up to 6000rpm (not sure exactly) is likely a huge problem when presented with a long straight on tracks. That, and yes I'd bet that reliability once the 1200 Sportster engine starts getting flogged goes way down.
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Yep, thats camo...
Join Date: 08-31-2007
Location: Idaho/Iowa
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Gear Driven Cams
Join Date: 12-18-2006
Bike(s): Some Hondas and a Kwacker
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I'm not sure how putting a fly screen on it gives it street-fighter credibility, but it looks like it could be a fun bike.
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Join Date: 12-18-2006
Location: MN
Age: 57
Bike(s): 02 CBR954RR 05 ST1300
Posts: 1,039
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According to MCN this month, the 1125R is in need of a firm steering damper due to rake/trail/wheelbase geometry, but if you need to change the front sparkplug, you have to drop the engine.
Unless the plugs are good for 100,000 miles that right there is enough to make me forget about the R. I assume the CR is the same, but I could be wrong. |
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And if I wanted to drop the engine just to change a plug, I'd buy a Ferrari.
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I'm BATMAN!!!
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circa 1970
Join Date: 12-17-2006
Age: 26
Bike(s): 600RR, 125R
Posts: 4,649
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The guys that race them here say the mono brake is total shit.
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