Granted I'm only an aspiring busa owner with a Honda Nighthawk 250, but both have dual pipes that get quite hot. In the last six years 3 women have burned themselves on bikes I have ridden. For some reason I've never burned myself. After the third, I can barely live with myself, especially since it was the worst. I saw pants but she was infact wearing capri pants and got a touch of it in the ankle and since refuses to ride another motorcycle. I am primarily concerned with riding carefully with a passenger and found that things like hot pipes are easily ignored, especially since I face forward. If you ride two up, this is a reminder to tell your passengers to use caution getting on and off. Also, be careful. 90% of motorcycling is looking out for the idiot driver. Most of us know all this I'm sure. Otherwise, I personally like the 99 gold/silver busa, and who can argue with the blue and silver?
Most cars and nearly every motorcycle can be abused and require some degree of restraint, especialy among the more reckless among us and the 'busa perhaps is easily the most challenging here as, well, you know.
Maybe by spring, I'll resist something with a more powerful and streamlined ability than the Nighthawk, such as a screeching, diving, Japanese falcon. What's the name?... Like the Space Shuttle, ladies don't like being burned, please remind them to be careful.
Most cars and nearly every motorcycle can be abused and require some degree of restraint, especialy among the more reckless among us and the 'busa perhaps is easily the most challenging here as, well, you know.
Maybe by spring, I'll resist something with a more powerful and streamlined ability than the Nighthawk, such as a screeching, diving, Japanese falcon. What's the name?... Like the Space Shuttle, ladies don't like being burned, please remind them to be careful.