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Make ModelBuell 1125CR
Year: 2009
Engine: Liquid cooled, four stroke, r72° V-Twin,
Capacity: 1125
Bore x Stroke: 103 x 67.5 mm
Compression Ratio: 12.3:1
Induction: Dual 61mm Downdraft Throttle Bodies, DDFI III Fuel Injection System
Ignition / Starting: – / electric
Max Power: 146 hp @ 9800 rpm
Max Torque: 111 Nm @ 9000 rpm
Gear Ratio1st 2.46 2nf 1.75 3rd 1.28 4th 1.17 5th 1.04 6th 1.00
Transmission / Drive: 6 Speed / belt
Frame: Aluminium Frame: with fuel in Frame: .
Front Suspension: 47mm Showa inverted forks, adjustable compression damping. rebound damping and spring preload. 120mm wheel travel.
Rear Suspension: Showa® coil over monoshock, adjustable compression damping. rebound damping and spring preload. 12umm wheel travel.
Front Brakes: ZTL type brake, 6-piston, fixed caliper, 375 mm single-sided, inside out, stainless steel, floating rotor
Rear Brakes: Single 240mm disc 2 piston floating caliper
Front Tire: : 120/70 ZR17
Rear Tire: : 180/55 ZR17
Seat Height775 mm
Dry-Weight: 168 kg
Fuel Capacity: 21.2 Litres
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Video Video
Buell Motorcycles got the jump on its foreign rivals unveiling its 2009 superbikes, with the American company unveiling the new Buell 1125CR.
If you want the sweet and condensed version of what the new 1125CR is, look no further than Buell chairman and chief technical officer, Eric Buell, who says of the new 2009 design:
“Part superbike and part streetfighter, the 1125CR is my vision of a 21st century cafe racer. It’s got Clubman-style bars and a flyscreen instead of a fairing. Then we geared it down to optimize acceleration. With a class-leading Weight: -to-horsepower ratio, the 1125CR takes streetfighter performance to a new level.”
The new machine incorporates the same liquid-cooled 1125cc Buell Helicon V-Twin powering its superbike kin – the 1125R. Internally, however, the Engine: (in both machines) has been tweaked for ’09 with “targeted fuel injectors, relocated O2 sensors and updated Engine: spark and fuel maps.”
Buell claims the Engine: mods improve sub-6000rpm performance, with better throttle response, fuel economy and heat management. (The new spark and fuel mapping will be available for 2008 1125Rs.)
As a Buell, the 1125CR features all the usual Buell-esque Engine: ering i.e. the underslung muffler, fuel-in-Frame: chassis (5.3 gallons in the Buell Intuitive Response Chassis), and the ZTL2 (Zero Torsional Load) Front Brakes: . The new Buell also features fully-adjustable Showa components, a 47mm fork and rear shock absorber.
From a visual standpoint, the CR is easier on the eyes than its R sibling. With a pared down front end from the windscreen and narrower headlamp pod, the CR looks sleeker. Available in the same black scheme as the R, the CR looks quite fetching in red.
Buell 1125CR highlights
(Courtesy of Buell)
– Buell Helicon 1125cc liquid-cooled, four-stroke 72-degree V-Twin Engine:
– 146 peak hp @ 9800 rpm
– 82 ft. lbs. peak torque at 8000 rpm
– 76/27 final drive gearing optimized for acceleration
– Underslung muffler with Helmholtz chamber
– DDFI 3 Electronic Fuel Injection ECM
– Ram-air pressurized air box
– Twin side-mount radiators
– HVA (Hydraulic Vacuum Assist) Slipper Action clutch
– ZTL2 four-pad, eight-piston front brake
– Fully adjustable 47 mm Showa inverted fork
– Fully adjustable Showa rear shock absorber
– Fuel-in Frame: 5.3-gallon Capacity:
– Dry Weight: : 375 pounds
– Wheelbase: 54.5 inches
– Seat height: 30.5 inches
– Pirelli Diablo Corsa III tires
– Pre-Wired for Accessory Heated Grips
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