Buell 1125CR Engine problems by year

Motorcycle lost power and stalled at intersection upon acceleration. *Tr

The stator and electrical system started giving me issues since I have owned the bike. I first had my voltage regulator go out on me. I then had the warranty harness upgrade which was supposed fix the electrical problems, but it didn't. Prior to my stator failing, the voltage would not go above 11.9 Which is too low. The stator eventually over worked itself and melted internally. The bike started backfiring loudly, lights and electrical systems got very dim and the bike was extremely hot as it was not...

I was exiting interstate highway when my 2009 buell 1125cr electrical system shutdown, causing motorcycle to turn off, all electrical lights turned off, and was unable to warn a vehicle behind me that was also exiting. Driver in vehicle behind me almost struck me and shortly stopped and warned me that my tail-light and brake light were not functioning. Motorcycle skidded to a stop at end of exit ramp and I had to turn ignition key to off position and try to re-start motorcycle. Electrical system displayed 'system...

As I was making a left handed turn across traffic when the bike suddenly died and was totally unresponsive. It was later determined it was the voltage regulator/stator had failed. It is extremely dangerous to have an otherwise perfectly maintained machine that will suddenly unexpectedly quit. Thanks for your time. *Tr

I recently moved to a new city and the charging system failed on my first ride there (30 miles). I noticed that the battery light and check engine light had come on approximately 10 miles from the house. Battery voltage had dropped from the normal 13.5-14.3 Range to 11.1 And was dropping fast. There was no warning that this would occur. I was able to pull off onto the side of the road and remove the headlight fuse in an attempt to make it back to the house. Removal of the fuse greatly decreased the rate at which the battery discharged. I was able to make it 9.5 Of the 10 miles back before the engine died and had to push the motorcycle the remaining distance. *Tr

While riding my 2009 buell 1125cr, I noticed my voltage dropping rather fast (14v down to 9v). The buell has just over 4,000 miles on it and I didn't expect to see issues this early. Upon research, apparently this is a common recurring problem with this particular year and model. After hours of mechanical work, it turns out the stator over heated and fried itself, due to the lack of lubrication. Its a design flaw. Now I have to rewrap my stator and purchase another part the covers the stator that prevents this from happening again. Shouldn't/doesn't this qualify as a defect/recall item?... And why not? *Tr

Stator burned up and forced complete shut down of bike, including lights and engine. Left me stranded on a long stretch of kamehameha highway with no safe shoulder to park the bike on-just too much jungle on one side and the ocean on the other. Had to push the bike a long, long, way. This is the second stator failure on this bike! *Tr

Voltage started jumping around on my way to work one morning. My voltage dropped to 10.9, Then my lights died. I was able to pull off the side of the interstate as the bike was bucking and sputtering to a stop. It was not a pleasant experience. *Tr

While riding my buell 1125cr, the system voltage error came up on the display. It was later identified as the stator burning up because of the heat that is produced in the charging system. When this failure occurred I lost the ability to charge my battery thus eventually my motorcycle shut off in the middle of traffic. This is specially dangerous because there is no warning of this happening and this failure is very common on this year model around this mileage. *Tr

The stator or alternator failed while riding my motorcycle on a curvy road. The engine stopped abruptly due to the inability of the charging system to maintain the battery voltage high enough to run essential engine components such as ignition coils and fuel injectors. The stalling resulted in the vehicle exiting the turn very wide and running off the edge of the road. The vehicle was then inoperable on the side of the road while traffic was passing. *Tr

2Nd stator failed at 12,466 miles, first failed on 6/17/10 at 4,459 miles. *Kb

Stator failure, 1st of 2 (so far) for this bike. 2Nd failure on 5/31/11 at 12,466 miles. *Kb

I was riding on hwy17 in kentucky about 50 to 60 mph when the bike just died. I had no turn signals or brake lights.The good thing was my brother in law was behind me to control traffic. This also could have been a further issue if I had lost power 4 miles down the road in the sharp turns. *Kb