Japanese Buell

 Hmmmm, the more I ride this Uly, the more I like it. But, the more I get
into it, the more I find the words "Made in Japan".

Rubbers, electronic controls, and other ancillary parts are Japanese, so
far.

BIG logo on tank says "BUELL American Motorcycles"

LOL!


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 2007 H-D FXSTD Deuce
 2006 Buell Ulysees
 2006 BMW K1200GT
 2004 H-D Road King Classic
 1978 Triumph T140V Bonneville
 1975 Triumph T160 Trident
 1974 Norton Commando Interstate
 1969 BSA R75 Red Rocket III
 1962 Triumph T20 Tiger Cub
 1958 BSA Super Bantam COCK
 1954 Velocette MAC

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Japanese Buell    
Hmmmm, the more I ride this Uly, the more I like it. But, the more I get
into it, the more I find the words "Made in Japan".
Rubbers, electronic controls, and other ancillary parts are Japanese, so
far.
BIG logo on tank says "BUELL American Motorcycles"
LOL!
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 On Apr 11, 8:26 am, Bob31...@webtv.net (JamesR. Walker) wrote:

My Softail came with Japanese rear shocks. They
only lasted about a year. The Works shocks I
bought to replace them are made here in California
and are *far* superior.

The front forks are also Japanese. They were junk
until I installed the American built cartridge emulators
and the American built fork brace.

Japanese carb is okay. I get over fifty mpg on the
freeway!
If I ever replace it, there's plenty of used carbs on the
market as many people replace ''em with an American
built S&S unit that makes more power.
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Rayvan

 
Whose tires are on the bike?

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1990 Kaw ZX-11

 

Dunlop D616 "Made in U.S.A."

T.