What do you think Suzuki is going to do to the busa for 2015? Surely at least T/C for sure, ya think? Also, I forget, when do the new model year Suzuki and bikes come out?
Traction control and the 2015 Busa
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Deviousbusa
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If i had to guess, 2015 will have TC and at least 1400cc along with upgraded guages and options.
FlatlandBusa
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Hopefully we get much more than that!
07busa07
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Ok now that's bad a$$. Idk about the forearm covers though ???
IG.
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I am also curious what's he got for crotch protection. Because without any protection...that's gonna hurt!!! 
...and how is he shifting gears,... and how is he doing a stand-up wheelie, and how he lands it - now, that's going to hurt no matter what.
Seriously though, I am not sure TC is such a good thing. Not disputing its benefits, however it may mask rider's mistakes and promote throttle abuse. In my Charger, the tire would spin for at least 0.5 sec before TC kicks in - and a lot can happen in 0.5 sec if the throttle is abused.
...and how is he shifting gears,... and how is he doing a stand-up wheelie, and how he lands it - now, that's going to hurt no matter what.
Seriously though, I am not sure TC is such a good thing. Not disputing its benefits, however it may mask rider's mistakes and promote throttle abuse. In my Charger, the tire would spin for at least 0.5 sec before TC kicks in - and a lot can happen in 0.5 sec if the throttle is abused.
I am also curious what's he got for crotch protection. Because without any protection...that's gonna hurt!!!
...and how is he shifting gears,... and how is he doing a stand-up wheelie, and how he lands it - now, that's going to hurt no matter what.
Seriously though, I am not sure TC is such a good thing. Not disputing its benefits, however it may mask rider's mistakes and promote throttle abuse. In my Charger, the tire would spin for at least 0.5 sec before TC kicks in - and a lot can happen in 0.5 sec if the throttle is abused.
Shifting is done via Pingel electric shift. It has a padded tank cover to protect the rider and his assets.
IG.
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Shifting is done via Pingel electric shift. It has a padded tank cover to protect the rider and his assets.
Thank you for clarifying regarding the padding. I was very concerned. LOL
RedBusarider
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Electric?????????
Only option needed is a solar charger.
I wish electric ! Have you seen some of those bikes ?? They are screamin fast
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