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    New Suzuki 750? And Buell 1125RR

    Interesting news items:

    http://www.fasterandfaster.net/2009/...-in-works.html

    http://www.fasterandfaster.net/2009/...-raced-in.html

    (They'll be wiping Big Dave's drool off that last one.....)

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    Quote Originally Posted by cs363 View Post
    Interesting news items:

    http://www.fasterandfaster.net/2009/...-raced-in.html

    (They'll be wiping Big Dave's drool off that last one.....)
    Yerrs - I've been following the development with 'my contacts'.

    I have changed my tune about the Rotax engine. I would like to see it in a dual-sport model. Wasn't sold at first, thought it unnecessary - but I've ridden the Morini Granpasso in the meantime.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dave View Post
    Yerrs - I've been following the development with 'my contacts'.

    I have changed my tune about the Rotax engine. I would like to see it in a dual-sport model. Wasn't sold at first, thought it unnecessary - but I've ridden the Morini Granpasso in the meantime.
    Mmm yes, that would be a good engine for a fun dual-sport bike!

    Especially something along the lines of the Granpasso - only had a very quick squirt on one of those and came away quite impressed, it was only on the road though where it was a heap of fun - not sure how well it goes off the beaten track.

    Shame too that Moto Morini dealers seem to be dropping like flies around the country.....

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    That GSR doesnt look half bad too

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    Pahh, can't be any good... no usd forks...
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    there are many people up in arms in USA, about what has happen to allow the buell 1125rr bike to be raced.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajun View Post
    there are many people up in arms in USA, about what has happen to allow the buell 1125rr bike to be raced.
    All I know is... I test rode one (single 'r', not double), and ended up buying a kwaka!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bend-it View Post
    All I know is... I test rode one (single 'r', not double), and ended up buying a kwaka!
    Buell will produce a limited number of 1125RR motorcycles for sale only to licensed professional road racers who will compete in the AMA Pro Racing American Superbike class. U.S. MSRP is $39,995. Orders must be placed through the Buell Race Department and delivered through an authorized Buell motorcycle dealer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TOTO View Post
    That GSR doesnt look half bad too

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    Sorry that GSR750 is butt ugly.... I have seen scooters with better looks than these nakked look-a-like bikes (Hornets, Kawa Z's and now GSR).

    A nakked bike should look like a mussel bike, like the orignal V-Max etc, not a sport bike with bits missing...

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    Quote Originally Posted by grbaker View Post
    Sorry that GSR750 is butt ugly.... I have seen scooters with better looks than these nakked look-a-like bikes (Hornets, Kawa Z's and now GSR).

    A nakked bike should look like a mussel bike, like the orignal V-Max etc, not a sport bike with bits missing...
    Opinion = Wrong.

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    I think that gsr-750 looks badass, you can definitely see the lineage from the gsr600.


    Mmmmm naked bikes, thought I do agree, why detune the motor?

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