TURN

12.04.09

A Lighter Frame for a Stronger Bike

Buell's new casting technique produces a stronger, lighter motorcycle
By Matt Cokeley Posted 12.03.2008 at 4:50 pm 17 Comments

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Technology Under Review Now. Every week, the editors and writers of Popular Science will take their T.U.R.N. breaking down the tech behind the newest gadgets, autos, computers, cameras and more. Dying to see something specific in action? Drop us a suggestion in the comments section. And be sure to tune in to popsci.com/TURN each week.

Buell did not break the mold when it made the 1125CR racing bike. Instead, it washed the mold away—to create a sturdier body.

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