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Erik Buell, after Harley-Davidson decided to discontinue production of Buell motorcycles, has announced Eric Buell Racing, an independent race shop.

Buell will produce race-only models based on the 1125R, and he will provide technical support to racers.

Check out the video below, in which Erik Buell happily announces Erik Buell Racing.

+ Autoevolution: Buell Reborn as Erik Buell Racing

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The above video is of the 2010 MV Agusta F4, which features a 998 cc, 186-horsepower, inline-four engine. It is 22 pounds lighter than the previous F4, thanks to a large number of small changes throughout the bike.  It features adjustable TC MK II traction control and an all-near gearbox with a slipper clutch. The MSRP has yet to be announced.

Watch the video above, and check out MV Agusta’s site for more details on the new F4. Specs are below.

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Last week, it was announced that Harley-Davidson would axe the Buell motorcycle brand in an effort to focus more resources on the Harley-Davidson brand.

Today, Top Speed reports that Buell may get a second chance, as a group of officials put together by the Walworth County Economic Development Alliance may meet with founder Erik Buell to discuss the future of the brand.

According to the report, they would continue building Buell motorcycles at the East Troy, Wisconsin plant.

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Today, Honda announced the release of the 2010 VFR1200F motorcycle, which, in their words, “establishes a whole new definition of performance motorcycling.”

It’s powered by a 1237-cubic centimeter V-4, and has an optional dual-clutch automatic transmission with paddle shifters. We don’t have all the other specs, but feel free to glean what you can from the press release below.

And, hey, it looks mean (gallery above).

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