Engines · Motorcycle engines

Erik Buell Racing motorcycle engines

EPA certification records list 15 highway motorcycle engine families from Erik Buell Racing, model years 2012–2026. Rated power ranges from 128 to 130 kW, median 128 kW. The most families were certified in 2026 (1).

Engine families15
Engine models4
Model years2012–2026
Power range128–130 kWmedian 128 kW
Rank in category#76of 108 makers by families

Power distribution

Number of engine families by rated power.

75–130 kW13
130–225 kW2

Families certified per year

20121
20131
20141
20151
20161
20171
20181
20191
20201
20211
20221
20231
20241
20251
20261

Technical mix

Fuel
Gas15
Configuration
415
Cylinders
2 cyl15

Most certified engine models

Rx11Et-V22Llc 20131Llc 20121

Engine families

FamilyModelYearPowerFuel
TEBRC1.19RSXRx2026128 kWGas
SEBRC1.19RSXRx2025128 kWGas
REBRC1.19RSXRx2024128 kWGas
PEBRC1.19RSXRx2023128 kWGas
NEBRC1.19RSXRx2022128 kWGas
MEBRC1.19RSXRx2021128 kWGas
LEBRC1.19RSXRx2020128 kWGas
KEBRC1.19RSXRx2019128 kWGas
JEBRC1.19RSXRx2018128 kWGas
HEBRC1.19RSXRx2017128 kWGas
GEBRC1.19RSXRx2016128 kWGas
FEBRC1.19RSXEt-V22015128 kWGas
EEBRC1.19RSXEt-V22014128 kWGas
DEBRC1.19RV2Llc 20132013130 kWGas
CEBRC1.19RV2Llc 20122012130 kWGas

Other motorcycle engines makers

Source

US Environmental Protection Agency engine certification data. Model year and manufacturer are decoded from EPA engine family codes (EPA codes:EBR). An engine family is a group of engines certified together; one family can cover several power ratings.