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Erik Buell is planning a move for the Canadian market, for both EBR and Hero machines, CMG reports.
So far EBR has no Canadian dealers, but the situation will most likely change through the end of 2014, as the American race bikes manufacturer is looking to sign contracts with several dealers in the major cities, such as Vancouver, Montreal and Toronto, while making plans to expand afterwards.
EBR bikes are the first to be exported to Canada, and they will be followed by Hero's machines shortly after. Nobody knows exactly which Hero bikes will make it in Canadian dealerships, but rumors have it the line-up will consist of a scooter and possibly three small-displacement bikes.
No plans for Canadian SBK are envisioned, as EBR is focusing on meeting the goals for a shot at WSBK glory.
EBR bikes are the first to be exported to Canada, and they will be followed by Hero's machines shortly after. Nobody knows exactly which Hero bikes will make it in Canadian dealerships, but rumors have it the line-up will consist of a scooter and possibly three small-displacement bikes.
No plans for Canadian SBK are envisioned, as EBR is focusing on meeting the goals for a shot at WSBK glory.
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