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2009 Buell 1125cr on 2040-motos

$5,999
YearYear:2009 MileageMileage:11291 ColorColor: Midnight Black
Location:

Round Rock, Texas

Round Rock, TX
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2009 Buell 1125CR, 1125CR - 21st CENTURY CAFÉ RACER Introducing the new power-to-weight class leader, the Buell 1125CR. A fearsome blend of superbike performance, sinister styling and wicked attitude, it pushes the boundaries of the naked category. This 21st century, café racer combines a featherweight chassis with a dominating 1,125 cubic-centimeter liquid-cooled, V-twin for powerful acceleration in any gear. Add to that its aggressive, sport riding position and precise handling and you’ve got an experience like no other.

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