Buell 1125r

[mospeed]

i have ridden my bro-in-laws XB12 and its a blast to ride. handles on a dime and gobs of torque. i think this would be a great second bike behind the busa

 

[GSXTacy]

Still Fugly.

 

[JQBusa]

Unless you are under 6 feet tall you will look like an elephant sitting on a trike, those things are tiny.

 

[Big Red]

I was going to buy a Buell a few years ago but there arn't enough ''tight'' twisty roads to warrant one here in Texas. You would have to trailer to Arkansas, Georga, NC,SC---etc.

 

[pward76]

http://roadracingworld.com/news/article/?article=29551

 

[Nekosohana]

(Big Red @ Jul. 09 2007,10:58) I was going to buy a Buell a few years ago but there arn't enough ''tight'' twisty roads to warrant one here in Texas. You would have to trailer to Arkansas, Georga, NC,SC---etc.

I'm not sure if you have been on the ride route that we are planning on the 14th, but I think it's nice.

Not super tight twisties, but good twists and a few of them are fairly tight.

However, I would love an overpowered VTwin sportbike. You get the best of both world, speed and sound. Yumz.

 

[Deej]

I guess with the dry weight being only 375 lbs and making 146 hp that lines up with 2.57 hp per lb. The Busa stock has 2.8 per lb. Definitely a kick in the pants. But the Busa will have lots more tourque, I'll stick with the Busa.

 

[pure_ego]

i don't think anybody was expecting it to hang with a busa... or even a liter bike for that matter... lol

there are other things in the motorcycling world aside from them little numbers ya know.