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    EBR 1190RX just unveiled

    Proposed WSBK Entry for EBR in 2014!

    $18,995 MSRP

    Specs:
    11500 rpm redline
    419 lbs
    234 mile range
    186 mph top speed
    185 HP
    106 mm bore
    102 ft/lbs torque
    52 mpg EPA hwy.
    23 lbs frame weight
    21 levels of traction control
    17 liters fuel capacity
    2 lbs rear subframe weight
    419 lbs curb weight
    Et-v2 engine designation w/ Controlled swirl combustion

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    and still same brake system ........
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe Rodriguez View Post
    and still same brake system ........
    Oh, it's way better than the 1125. I have most of those parts. With the 1125 kit, it was expensive and prone to failure. With the 1190 kit, it actually works pretty decently.
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    Jim I know a guy, that spent nearly a season on the thing, that would tell you loud and proud how WRONG you are

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    (*) Works pretty decently at the club novice level.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Danny Dominguez View Post
    Jim I know a guy, that spent nearly a season on the thing, that would tell you loud and proud how WRONG you are

    I like the idea and hear about how much better it is (so says EBR) because it's much lighter and allows deeper braking, less unsprung weight, etc.

    I'd like to talk to someone in the know about why that's not so.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dennis King View Post
    I like the idea and hear about how much better it is (so says EBR) because it's much lighter and allows deeper braking, less unsprung weight, etc.

    I'd like to talk to someone in the know about why that's not so


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dennis King View Post
    I'd like to talk to someone in the know about why that's not so.
    Classically, the problems with it have been heat management and component wear. Even at my skill level I could bring the OEM kit to failure in a few laps at ECR.

    The 1190 stuff is a lot better. Apparently not for some, but good enough for me. I've been using it all season.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Dugger View Post
    Classically, the problems with it have been heat management and component wear. Even at my skill level I could bring the OEM kit to failure in a few laps at ECR.

    The 1190 stuff is a lot better. Apparently not for some, but good enough for me. I've been using it all season.
    yeahhhh the "some" being MAY , YATES, WEST, DOMINGUEZ...... good grief Jim the rotors on the listed 4 riders bikes get changed every second session if not every..SEEN IT..HAVE U????? And have seen the rotor overlooked and not changed and it cost a rider a top 10 finish in AMAPRO SUPERBIKE. And seen Mr. buel threaten if the info was released....

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