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Busa - 6/26/2006 5:11:54 PM   
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Anyone have a busa in addition to having the their honda; I am considering adding one to my garage. I want a top end bike that's a little bigger that can also be a bit more comfortable for longer rides. Wouldn't definately like any feedback you may have.

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RE: Busa - 6/27/2006 11:01:14 AM   
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so i guess no one owns a busa too?

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RE: Busa - 8/1/2006 12:59:39 AM   
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I know a buddy who has one and is trying to sell it on ebay.
But he says its comfterable and it is FAST........
I think busa's are dieing though right? Why not go for a Kawi ZX-14. I hear thats takin over.

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RE: Busa - 1/25/2007 9:30:51 AM   
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I own a ZZR1400as well as my Hondas, good bike for all round work, touring, scatching and embarasing ALL other bikes on out right speed!! very comfy to, did 3000 mile tour on mine last fall no problems.

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RE: Busa - 1/30/2007 12:08:03 AM   
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I do own a 'Busa in addition to my CBR 1K, I like sport touring so I loaded it up and went to the black hills. I have always been a Honda guy but the need for speed kicked in. Haven't regreted going to a 'Zuki yet. Rock solid at 175 mph and still a little left to twist- and that's with all my luggage on it- kids don't try this at home! (not real smart on my part but there was a big valley of road ahead of me so I went for it). here is a pic.
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RE: Busa - 3/20/2007 2:54:48 AM   
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The Hayabusa is a Bad bike.  Its comfortable has plenty of power and I mean plenty and is super smooth.  Its a unique bike and this is the last year that they are making them in its current state.  You may or may not want to wait for the new Busa that is suppose to come out this summer.  Rumor has it that suzuki will release their new busa this summer.  I don't see it happening since their new B-King doesn't come out until the end of the year.  But who knows.  If you are interested in the busa it is definitely worth the purchase.  Or if you can wait get the new Busa I heard its suppose to be turbo charged.  Don't know how true that will be but since the release of the zx-14 from Kawi, Suzi now has a motive to  come out with something even better. 

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RE: Busa - 3/20/2007 3:11:24 AM   
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Hey:

You may want to ride a zx1400 and gsxr 1300, the zx is a very good bike and basically killed off the
current Busa config in one year. The current Busa should be a bargin after the release of the new one, so
you may be able to save some cash too.

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RE: Busa - 3/25/2007 11:54:02 PM   
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The way I see it between both of these superbikes is that they are already limited to 189 mph stock. Don't know how much more of an improvement the manufactures can make on these. But I am sure they will find a way. It is a good thing that the prices for these two bikes are sky high as well as insurance because it keeps these out of the hands of the less experianced riders. I have been riding for 25+ years and this thing still scares the crap out of me at times. The upper limits of these bikes should be only experianced on the track. I am fault just as much as the next guy for playing with the brutal exceleration on public highways. But I always ride within my limits and respect my surroundings. It may be just the area where I live but I see many more Busa's than I do ZX's (new ones that is), I know, give it time there is a new king of the road right?

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RE: Busa - 3/26/2007 2:39:17 PM   
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ORIGINAL: CBR1988

Hey:

You may want to ride a zx1400 and gsxr 1300, the zx is a very good bike and basically killed off the
current Busa config in one year. The current Busa should be a bargin after the release of the new one, so
you may be able to save some cash too.

Dub


They actually havent killed anything off. Suzuki made less of this year with the left over parts from previous years because the are supposably redesigning the Busa. I would get that over the ZX. The ZX is supper ugly to me and only has 50 more CC's than the Busa. I believe its a 1347, compared to the Busa at a 1297. Still, I dont like the looks of the ZX and what not.

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RE: Busa - 4/7/2007 12:23:48 AM   
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I heard its suppose to be turbo charged.


lol no, it wont be, i promise



but to the topic, i have thought of a busa myself.  i have ridden my buddy's many times and though it isnt really a handler, it is freaking comfy!

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RE: Busa - 4/7/2007 1:08:27 PM   
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You may want to ride a zx1400 and gsxr 1300,


the gsxr1300 is the hayabusa


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RE: Busa - 4/7/2007 4:33:00 PM   
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I heard its suppose to be turbo charged.


lol no, it wont be, i promise



but to the topic, i have thought of a busa myself.  i have ridden my buddy's many times and though it isnt really a handler, it is freaking comfy!



handler!? hardly... but straight line and top end...insane! the bikes are WAY too big for me, but just read an article in Cycle World of the guy doing a cannonball rally on a ZX14


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RE: Busa - 4/7/2007 6:25:00 PM   
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You may want to ride a zx1400 and gsxr 1300,


the gsxr1300 is the hayabusa



no its not the busa is a GSX1300R.

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RE: Busa - 4/10/2007 8:43:01 PM   
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I heard its suppose to be turbo charged.


lol no, it wont be, i promise



but to the topic, i have thought of a busa myself.  i have ridden my buddy's many times and though it isnt really a handler, it is freaking comfy!



handler!? hardly... but straight line and top end...insane! the bikes are WAY too big for me, but just read an article in Cycle World of the guy doing a cannonball rally on a ZX14




Actually the Hayabusa handles great.  It is just a different riding style/mentality when compared to the 600/1000RR.  I have a 600RR and went to the Hayabusa.  At first the Hayabusa was not as easy to handle.  It took more effort to get it to lean.  After riding it for almost a year, I can easily flick it around, though not as easily as my 600RR, but easy enough.  I've taken it to the canyons and have had no problems.  At times I can make it lean more than my 600RR.  Definitely a lot more comfortable to ride on those long rides.


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RE: Busa - 4/14/2007 10:53:25 PM   
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I read a review on the ZX14 when it came out they said with equal riders it is pretty much hand in hand with the Busa.  That says alot for the Busa since it is giving up 50ccs.  Either way neither bike really seems that appealing to me.

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