2007 Buell XBRR


East Troy, Wisconsin (January 23, 2006) - Erik Buell and company come full circle with the introduction of the 2007 Buell XBRR, a limited edition of motorcycle racing production designed exclusively for closed circuit racing. A spiritual successor to Buell's first motorcycle, the RW750 1983 XBRR is ready to change the face of privateer racing with a professional level, ready for the race-based production platform equipped with the technology of high-end racing and typical Buell innovation.

"The XBRR combines the current culmination of Buell leading edge chassis technology and Harley-Davidson air-cooled V-Twin powertrain development in a platform designed by and for dedicated development corridors," said Erik Buell President and Chief Technical Officer, Buell Motorcycle Company.
 
2007 Buell XBRR
For Erik Buell, XBRR marks a return to its roots racing. As a successful privateer road racer at the start of his career, Buell eventually built his own bike race in the AMA then premier Formula 1 class. The RW750 was a race bike built by hand, and was the first official Buell motorcycle. Two were produced before the AMA discontinued the class after 1985. Buell then translated his principles after the race to design a line of successful street bikes up to the current platform XB.

The Buell XBRR features a modified XB storm 1339cc (103.6mm bore x 79.4mm stroke) air / oil-cooled V-Twin motor rated at 150 hp (measured at the crankshaft). The engine is equipped with two dual-downdraft 62mm throttle body electronic fuel injection and air intake system integrated with a dynamic new wind tunnel developed carbon fiber fairing.

The XBRR is the first production Buell RR1200 from 1988 to 1989 to have a full fairing. Its design incorporates lightweight carbon pipes to cool the engine oil cooler. Fairing was extensively wind tunnel tested to improve aerodynamics and reduce drag.

The chassis design is revolutionary XB XBRR partly fuel and oil in the swingarm, changes, modified with a hosting control of the axes and chain drives to allow them to prepare for different circuits. The movement is driven by the fully adjustable Ohlins units, with 43 mm fork and rear shock remote reservoir.

New ZTL2 (Zero Torsional Load) eight-piston front caliper grabs a standard XB front rotor providing outstanding braking performance, but less weight than conventional models. New XBRR six-spoke magnesium weighs 33 percent less than standard XB wheels.

Instruments include tachometer indicator lights for the shift, power on and low oil pressure. The XBRR features a unique Buell Racing paint.

Buell XBRR features:

• 1339cc (81.7 CID) Transmission Thunderstorm:

• 4.080 inches (103.6 mm) bore and 3.125 inch (79.4mm) of travel

• 12.5:1 compression ratio

• Dual 62 mm down draft throttle body fuel injection

• Silent Wave Header and analyzed by mass-centralized

• 150 horsepower engine at 8000 rpm (per SAE J607)

• 100 lb-ft. maximum torque at 6,500 rpm (per SAE J607)

6 magnesium alloy wheels Black races:

• Front: 3.5 inches (88.9mm) x 17 inches (431.8 mm) wheel with 120/70R-17 tire

• Rear: 5.5 inches (139.7mm) x 17 inches (431.8 mm) wheel with 190/55R-17 tire

• Buell ZTL2 inverted front brake rotor with eight-piston Nissin caliper

• Ram Air integrated with full racing fairing

• Carbon fiber body

• Öhlins upside down 43 mm forks, adjustable front suspension

• Ohlins fully adjustable rear suspension with coil springs and shock absorber with separate tank

• 55 degree tilt angle (hard contact)

• 30.5-inch (775 mm) Seat height:

• 21 degree rake and 3.4 inches (86 mm) track

• Cast-aluminum swingarm with a ticket system for adjusting the axis

• 52.8-inch wheelbase mid-position (1341 mm)

• Pitch Range 51.8 to 53.8 inches (1315 mm - 1367 mm)

• Buell Racing paint scheme

To meet the eligibility in a wide variety of racing classes, an engine modification kit to be available to assist with compliance of the XBRR to a wide range of class rules.

Buell motorcycles produce 50 XBRR short initial period at the end of February and the remainder was paid in April. U.S. MSRP is $ 30,995.

It is illegal for anyone to drive a motorcycle on public roads. The Buell XBRR does not meet NHTSA or EPA regulations for the use of the road. This bike can only be used on closed courses. We reserve the right to discontinue models or change specifications at any time and without obligation. Vehicle specifications and accessories may vary from country to country depending on local laws. Some features and accessories are not available in some countries. Be aware that many countries prohibit the importation, registration and / or use of vehicles and accessories not built to their specifications countries.