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Pucker Factor.

RaiderDm

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Yet another way to add excitment to riding a Busa is to ride it at 0530 in pea soup type fog. For extra zip make
it a grey/silver Busa. And youse guys wonder why I leave the reflectors on.

A side note the high beam looks really KOOL in fog. Like a
friggin'laser beam. Flick it on and cars just melt out of
one's way! :D


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Glad they work, but still sounds a little hairy.
 
Ride in thick fog all the time. Moto-Lights help. When I did my Iron Butt ride, the last 75 miles were in very thick fog at about 2-4 a.m. My speed dropped to about 45-50.
 
I have flown helicopters under some really bad conditions, but I can't imagine what it would be like on a bike. Or maybe I can just don't want to!
 
Ride in thick fog all the time. Moto-Lights help. When I did my Iron Butt ride, the last 75 miles were in very thick fog at about 2-4 a.m. My speed dropped to about 45-50.
Which iron-butt did you do?

My daughter and I did the SS1000 last year in May. She was 14 and rode with me on my Honda Valkyrie. It was great, had snow, rain, heat, and got stopped by a train in the middle of the desert.

Thinking I might do it again sometime.

Ride safe.  
 
I would love to trade some rain for fog, at least for awhile. Anyone interested? Not to bad out today but around 30. I bet the light does look cool in the fog though!
 
Been there Mikey. Brought a buddy's new bike home from the dealer. His first and he had no license yet (Heck, he still don't have one) Was colder than a witches hind end too! :sad: We live bout 20 miles from the shop, via highway. That was the coldest I've ever been!!!!
 
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