https://www.erikbuellracing.com/sing...24KfN6t6OlD_c6
With all those parts on the shelf, might as well! Sweet looking 35th anniversary bike:) Harley colors!?
I'm really happy to see some movement with EBR, even if it's just small production. Lots and lots of heart there.
Not to hate... but couldn't they even put together an engine assembly clean room??
Any EBR's getting built at this point is a good thing. Hopefully things can continue next year as suggested in the press release.
I agreeQuote:
Originally Posted by Hughlysses
I love this. This is exactly what they need to do. Sell 20 bikes in 2019. Sell 50 bikes in 2020. Keep it simple, keep it alive and keep it growing.
Keep supply low so demand is always higher. The problem they’ve had since they restarted was making more bikes than people were asking for. But there are enthusiasts out there who will pay to have a very rare, unique bike.
And I’d love to see them getting into comparisons with Harley and Indian’s new “sportbikes”. They’ll blow them away and be the undisputed best-performing American bike.
So this is clearly the "Operation 35 - 6"
https://static.wixstatic.com/media/8...233cc0~mv2.jpg
What's operation 35-1?
That bike is named Super "6". I'm not sure why..
Are there any updates on this? I haven't seen anything new on the site. A little confused whether the "new" EBR company has anything to do with Liquid Performance... they are in the same town, right?
EBR has posted recent pictures on Facebook of the new bikes they are building. I haven't seen how to go about purchasing them or when they will be going out to dealers. I don't think they are located in the same state anymore. EBR just moved to a new place a month or so ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by pegasus
I need to follow this. That bike is nice. Also any picutres of the new bikes? I'm not on book of faces. Well Very rarely.