EBR Motorcycles and Liquid Asset Partners will be donating the proceeds from the auction of the first 2016 EBR Motorcycle, a Limited Edition ‘1776’ 1190RX, to benefit the Fisher House Foundation. The Fisher House Foundation is best known for a network of comfort homes where military and veterans’ families can stay at no cost while a loved one is receiving treatment.

“We at EBR Motorcycles and Liquid Asset Partners believe in the Freedom of America, and know that freedom isn’t free,” said Bill Melvin of EBR Motorcycles. “We are eternally grateful to our troops and their families. At first we felt the ‘1776’ bike showcased our American Motorcycle heritage, and instantly when we saw the flag on the bike we wanted to show our love of America by donating the proceeds to support our troops, veterans, and their families. We are glad the first Limited Edition bike can benefit the Fisher House Foundation. They do amazing work. And there was no better day to have the auction end then the 4th of July! What a way to celebrate our Freedom! So I hope everyone bids with patriotism and charity in their hearts, because it’s really for a great cause.

The EBR Motorcycles Limited Edition ‘1776’ 1190RX Superbike was the first off the production line in 2016 with the launch of the EBR Motorcycle factory. It was featured in magazines, newspapers, and publications around the world including Cycle World, Road and Track, Motorcycle Road Racing News, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and more. EBR Motorcycles 1190RX was designed by world renowned motorcycle designer, Erik Buell, whose history includes being CTO of The Buell Motorcycle Company, Erik Buell Racing, and now CTO of EBR Motorcycles. EBR Motorcycles are the only American superbike company and the 1190 superbike platform is known for success around the world on the race track. The limited edition ‘1776’ bike was the idea of Bill Melvin with the artistic American Flag paint designed by Ryan Hahn, and the bodywork was implemented artistically by Custom Designs. Bid today on the EBR Motorcycles Limited Edition ‘1776’ 1190RX, with auction proceeds to benefit the Fisher House Foundation.