Here’s a look at the Erik Buell Racing model 1190RR, and a lot of online readers are wondering why it was never built with this design in the first place.
Hopes are that one day the racing bike will still give birth to a street based model, and with a bit of access to market, maybe we could see Buell bikes back on the roads.
Enthusiasm is going rife, and in the last Daytona 200, three Buell bikes made it into the top 20.
The goofy air of the 1125R is still there, but generally speaking the Buell 1190RR has a far more elegant design and seems to indicate an evolution in Erik Buell style.
There is still plenty of support out there for Erik and his engineering credentials, and if these bikes get the opportunity they deserve on the track, we could soon see some more developments for the company and the brand, once the Harley Davidson chains have totally been thrown off.
For more details, see the Erik Buell Facebook page.
Erik Buell Racing 1190RR
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