Buell RS1200 (1989)
Specifications Buell RS1200 (1989) blueprint
The Buell RS1200 is a powerful and agile motorcycle that was introduced in 1989. This machine is a sleek and stylish dark blue and white two-tone ride that was developed for those seeking a more engaging riding experience. With a sleeker, lightweight design, the Buell RS1200 gives riders an agile ride that allows for quick maneuvering and effortless handling. Thanks to the motorcycles four-stroke, four-valve V-Twin engine, riders will be able to get their feet off the side of the bike and onto the pedals for a kind of feet-in-the-air experience. The Buell RS1200s ECM (Electronic Control Module) fuel injection system adds to the experience, allowing for precise fuel delivery with efficient fuel consumption. The machines inverted 41mm telescopic fork and the vast range of potent gear ratios also add to the handling experience. With these features, riders can experience swift cornering and comfortable, effortless braking no matter the terrain. With its modern and sophisticated look, the Buell RS1200 is perfect for those who appreciate the finest engineering in a stylish machine.
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