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Buell Blast

64 miles per US (3.7L/100km; 77mpg -imp )

The Blast is a motorcycle that was by the Buell Motorcycle Company 2000 to 2009.

The Blast was as an entry-level motorcycle to attract to motorcycling in general and to Harley-Davidson in As such, the design goals low cost and ease of operation and Steps to achieve these include the use of an automatically tensioned final drive, self-adjusting valve lifters, and a carburetor an automatic choke. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] The plastic pieces of the Blast were from Surlyn, a substance to make the outside of golf to protect the surfaces when the is dropped. They were molded in color. [ 2 ]

In July 2009, prior to ceasing all motorcycle production, ran an ad campaign stating that the Blast would no longer in their line-up. The ad featured a Blast being destroyed in an crusher. [ 4 ] [ 5 ] For 2010, a limited run of Blast cubes was offered for upon request. They available in Battle Blue, Black,

and Sunfire Yellow, and were signed and numbered by Erik [ 4 ]

References [ edit ]

^ Buell — A Better Beginner’s Motorcycle.com . VerticaScope Inc. Archived from the original on Retrieved 2009-05-16. ^ a b Gromer, (1 August 2001).

Popular — Buell’s Blast Is To Ride. PopularMechanics.com . Hearst Inc. Archived from the on 29 June 2011. Retrieved ^ Madson, Bart (2009-07-28).

2010 Buell Blast and Last Look?. Motorcycle USA . USA. Archived from the on 2010-10-12.

Retrieved 2009-10-25. . out Buell’s website to watch Buell’s video describing the for his wanton destruction of the fuel-efficient that, according to Buell PR, has over 175,000 new riders in the Edge New Rider Course 2000. ^ a b Korzeniewski, Jeremy Buell Blast comes to a end, new entry-level sportbike in the Autoblog.com . AOL. Archived the original on 2009-10-19.

Retrieved 2012-09-23. ^ 2010 Blast Revealed?. Sport . Sourcce Interlink Media. 2009. Archived from the on 2010-03-24. Retrieved 2012-09-23. uses deprecated parameters )