Buell Motorcycles News

TheA final Buell motorcycle produced at the companya s East Troy, Wis., factory, a 2010 Buell Lightning XB12Scg, has been donated to the Barber Motorsports Museum in Leeds, Ala., along with several other representative models from the companya s 26-year production history.

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The cat-like reflexes of modern sportbikes provide a magnetic draw for riders who lust after the near-omnipotent speed and agility that characterizes the world's big cats: lions, tigers and, of course, the elegant jaguar.

Motorcyclists are mourning the loss of the only American-built sportbike. The doors will close at the Buell Motorcycle Company in East Troy, Wis., just before Christmas, but the easy handling, speedy motorcycles will remain popular with fans, who like the motorcycle as well as its mystique.

Email this article to a friend! Rider Report On October 30, 2009, a Buell Lightning XB12Scg rolled off the companya s East Troy, Wisconsin assembly line, the last of the 136,923 motorcycles built in the companya s 26 years of operation.

Erik Buell, the charismatic founder of Buell Motorcycles, has left Harley-Davidson to start his own race shop that will supply Buell racers.

Buell may of sadly shut down, but that's good news for bargain hunters. The remaining new bikes are going for amazing prices and Harley have promised dealer back-up for the next 10 years.

We all weep for the death of Buell, but there are still other American motorcycle manufacturers with the muscle and know-how to make a sportbike, or at least a sporty bike.

From a press release issued by Richie Morris Racing Richie Morris Racing is pleased to announce that Danny Eslick will race a Suzuki GSX-R600 in the 2010 AMA Pro Racing Daytona SportBike series.

By Matthew McClearn Buell Motorcycle Co., America's only noteworthy sportbike manufacturer, was born to motorcycle racer Erik Buell in 1983.

Nov 1st 2009 at 6:01PM In the market for a new motorcycle? Now might be a good time to visit your local Harley Davidson dealership.

Fans of the Buell line of sports bikes went for one last ride on Monday, in the hopes of convincing Harley-Davidson officials to keep the line running.

Published Oct. 26, 2009 at 7:07 p.m. Local motorcycle riders show support for Buell Motorcycles, a line recently discontinued by Harley-Davidson. Enthusiasts made the trip Monday, Oct.

Not long after it was announced that Buell was being discontinued, news leaked that certain dealerships were offering the bikes at 50% off MSRP with incentives from Harley-Davidson. The fire sale was rumored to help push the bikes out of the showrooms as fast as possible.

Harley-Davidson Inc. is engineering its own makeover, and some shocked fans and workers aren't pleased.

Fuel in the frame. Zero torsional load brakes. Underslung exhausts. Oil in the swingarms.

FIRST PERSON/OPINION Via e-mail: On Buell Companies rise, companies fall. It is an inexorable process with only the span of time between the two events being in question.

Win On Sunday, Slash Prices On Monday Six G's--Or Less--Takes A Buell By The Horn by dean adams Wednesday, October 21, 2009 Regardless of brand, right now is an epic time to buy a new bike.

Should Erik Buell be interested in Walworth's proposal, the group will reportedly begin seeking potential investors.

The Journal Sentinel's Rick Barrett is the proprietor of this blog for Harley enthusiasts and anyone else interested in the motorcycle industry and culture.