EBR Closes / Bankruptcy

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I wish!!!! Maybe if they cost that much from the beginning they would be selling like hotcakes that's a lot of bike for the money!
 
how about this we started Kickstarter fundraiser or when this fundraiser sites to help with Erik Buell racing I'm pretty sure everybody that's a fan with a pitch in a few dollars
 
Someone said once it hits $10k the banks will repo before letting the dealers sell at that price!
 
What "banks"? The bikes are mostly floor leased through GE via EBR. With EBR out of business, GE will come after the dealers for the bikes (which they paid about 12k for). My guess is, they will take the loss and start selling for 9-11k. If they drop below 10, I'm snagging one.
 
http://www.motorcycledaily.com/2015...-series-despite-closing-of-erik-buell-racing/

Team Manager/rider Larry Pegram is telling the press that the Team Hero EBR WSB squad should be able to complete the 2015 WSB championship series, despite the troubles that have led to the closing of the manufacturer Erik Buell Racing as reported Wednesday. Pegram rides in the championship with Niccolo Canepa.

The Team Hero EBR effort has shown significant improvement of late. Canepa, for instance, scored the team’s first point of the year and reached Superpole 1, last weekend. Reliability issues also seem to be improving, as both team riders finished each of the races last weekend at Aragon.

It appears the team is receiving funding directly from title sponsor Hero Motocorp, rather than relying on funds from the distressed Erik Buell Racing. The series continues at Assen this weekend.
 
from EBR facebook page as of 5 hrs ago...

Thank you for the supportive posts, texts, and e-mails since the announcement that EBR has ceased operations. This is a difficult time, and your comments mean a great deal to me personally and also to the EBR team that has done such amazing work over the past few, intense years.

No doubt, it was an incredible ride, feeling like the longest qualifying lap ever. And, then, just when we knew we were about to set an all-time record, we tossed it in the last corner…

Keeping with racing analogies, now we need to get back on the track and look ahead remembering all the things we were doing right around so many turns.


Unfortunately, in the end, we tried to do too much with too little funding, but it doesn't diminish the accomplishments. We introduced the world class American super bikes of 1190RS, 1190RX and 1190SX, while at the same time doing revolutionary work for Hero on the HX250R, Leap, SimplEcity, iON, RnT and many others, plus concepts never publicly seen. It was great EBR innovation and design, and introduced new technology to Hero and its suppliers to provide a real kick start for them. But in the end all of this simply overwhelmed us, and for that we are sorry and saddened.

I want you to know that looking ahead my focus is 100% on helping the receiver best maximize the value from EBR to benefit all, and I will make every possible effort to get the new organization to where it can support the dealers and customers first, and then help find investment to get back to full throttle.

Thank you for your support, it means a great deal. Please stay tuned - I cannot predict the future, but always believe the best is yet to come.

Erik
 
Something I was just thinking about: if they (EBR) are 20 million short and that is half (Hero owning 49.? %) if someone else comes in to invest they then would be partners with Hero. You would have to think Hero would have something in place, in the form of contractual wording, to have first right of refusal. Don't mean to get too deep, kicking back with a few beers and damn I was looking forward to an AX.
 
BAHA. You guys are silly.


Idk. A blueberry slurpie sounds pretty good to me.

I want you to know that looking ahead my focus is 100% on helping the receiver best maximize the value from EBR to benefit all, and I will make every possible effort to get the new organization to where it can support the dealers and customers first, and then help find investment to get back to full throttle. 

Yahp. Just saying. More to the picture than what the public is being fed.
 
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