My new bike.

[CVSiN]

Originally posted by: Triumph
Beautiful bike. You're going to miss the light and tossable nature of your SV, though. I took my Ninja 250 out the other night and had an absolute blast tossing it around in a parking lot like a rag doll. You'll never do that on a Busa!

haha aint that the truth!
that thing is a rocketship but is definatly not tossable..

 

[alexeikgb]

Man... awsome bike... im thinking of getting a GSXR 750.... Busa is hot... don't kill yourself

 

[xEDIT409]

How does shifting on a moterbike work?

 

[Fenixgoon]

Originally posted by: Mrvile
Omg I just popped a boner, that thing is hot!

seconded... i:heart:sportbikes

 

[moshquerade]

Originally posted by: BentValve
Ive never riden before so I figured this was a good starter bike , j/k ..

I wanted something a little faster then my old bike and one that has good wind protection and one that is more suited for long distance rides so I traded it in the old one today and brought home this one...

PIC

guys on bikes = :heart:

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: xEDIT409
How does shifting on a moterbike work?

In linear fashion, 1 down, 4 up with neutral between 1st and 2nd

So, if you want to up-shift, you put your toe under the shifter and pull up. If you want to down shift, put your toe on top and push down.

 

[halik]

Originally posted by: BentValve
Ive never riden before so I figured this was a good starter bike , j/k ..

I wanted something a little faster then my old bike and one that has good wind protection and one that is more suited for long distance rides so I traded it in the old one today and brought home this one...

PIC

jesus you went from an sv650 to a busa? haha talk about a little faster

<- just got two misdemeanors on his CBR

 

[novon]

Cool - I just got a Shadow 600. Busa is a beast!

 

[halik]

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: xEDIT409
How does shifting on a moterbike work?

In linear fashion, 1 down, 4 up with neutral between 1st and 2nd

So, if you want to up-shift, you put your toe under the shifter and pull up. If you want to down shift, put your toe on top and push down.

I'm pretty sure busas have 6 gear tranny

 

[hevnsnt]

Originally posted by: CVSiN

Originally posted by: hevnsnt
OMG nice!

I just bought a 05 ZX-6R (still waiting for it to get here...)

yah only differnce is hes not a dumbass organ donar newbie on a rocket cycle like you are...

Thanks -- You know nothing of me, so how can you make this assumption. Plus, my ZX6R is nothing compared to his busa..

 

[halik]

Originally posted by: hevnsnt

Originally posted by: CVSiN

Originally posted by: hevnsnt
OMG nice!

I just bought a 05 ZX-6R (still waiting for it to get here...)

yah only differnce is hes not a dumbass organ donar newbie on a rocket cycle like you are...

Thanks -- You know nothing of me, so how can you make this assumption. Plus, my ZX6R is nothing compared to his busa..

no offense, but i suggest you get term life man

 

[Kev]

Yeah, it looks pretty sweet. It looks awesome. That bike, it's... it's incredible.

 

[smithdj]

Take it off any sweet jumps? Seriously though, busa's kick butt. I really like the sv650, why did you get rid of it. I guess I live in a small town so the v-twin power was nice, my r6 had to spin to many rpms in town to get any real power. Congrats!

 

[mobobuff]

Wish I knew how to drive those .

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: halik

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: xEDIT409
How does shifting on a moterbike work?

In linear fashion, 1 down, 4 up with neutral between 1st and 2nd

So, if you want to up-shift, you put your toe under the shifter and pull up. If you want to down shift, put your toe on top and push down.

I'm pretty sure busas have 6 gear tranny

Oh whatever The concept is the same.

 

[Triumph]

Originally posted by: Kev
Yeah, it looks pretty sweet. It looks awesome. That bike, it's... it's incredible.

My favorite quote.

 

[JeffreyLebowski]

Originally posted by: CVSiN

Originally posted by: hevnsnt
OMG nice!

I just bought a 05 ZX-6R (still waiting for it to get here...)

yah only differnce is hes not a dumbass organ donar newbie on a rocket cycle like you are...

You do realize the Hayabusa is the fastet street bike in regular production?

And most of the time it's not the bike or the rider that causes the accident, it's the damn cager that causes it by not paying attention.

Sweet bike.

 

[Triumph]

Originally posted by: JeffreyLebowski

Originally posted by: CVSiN

Originally posted by: hevnsnt
OMG nice!

I just bought a 05 ZX-6R (still waiting for it to get here...)

yah only differnce is hes not a dumbass organ donar newbie on a rocket cycle like you are...

You do realize the Hayabusa is the fastet street bike in regular production?

And most of the time it's not the bike or the rider that causes the accident, it's the damn cager that causes it by not paying attention.

Sweet bike.

Difference is that BentValve and Winston Smith are more experienced riders who sharpened their teeth on more forgiving bikes. Hevnsnt is headed for problems, I warned him of that, but it apparently fell on deaf ears.

You're right, cagers are often times the cause of the accident. But an experienced rider knows how to anticipate what the cagers are doing, knows how to keep an eye on everything going on around him, and finally has enough control of his machine to circumvent the problems when they do arise. Hevnsnt will have none of these skills, and he's starting out on a machine that does not suffer inexperienced riders, even when compared to other super sport bikes. It is comparable to learning to ride a horse on an ornery thoroughbred. Disrespect your machine and it will throw you. Problem is that a beginner has no idea what sort of respect is needed. You're basically throwing darts blindfolded.