+1I've got to agree with scootergirl I love my Busa!!!!!!!I can't think of a thing I don't like about my bike! I love it more every time I ride it!!!
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+1I've got to agree with scootergirl I love my Busa!!!!!!!I can't think of a thing I don't like about my bike! I love it more every time I ride it!!!
+1The great thing about the busa is that anything you don't like can be fixed.
Ditto ... and ...+1The great thing about the busa is that anything you don't like can be fixed.
Things I would like to come standard:
Double bubble windshield
Gear indicator and adjustable shift light
Hump already cut for grab rail
Easy adjust headlight (I don't like blinding oncoming traffic when I have a passenger)
It would be nice to be able to change the oil filter without removing the lower.
Probably some other things but I'm very happy with the bike over all.
I guess I just look at it differently.............my bet is that the bike would still do the "mandated" top speed of 186 with a DB screen and at the end of a 300 mile ride I would feel much more refreshed from sitting in the normal, not tucked, position with the wind hitting me above my shoulders rather than in my chest all day.You guys are cracking me up.....
windshield is designed for speed not comfort.....like a trillion aftermarket choice to correct it. I'm 6'1",250 lbs...and I can tuck under a stock windshield...its not comfortable to do....but neither is sitting up at 170 mph.
gear indicator? Bike in stock form is geared for a top speed of 201 mph(more than the engine can even push!!!) I have no possible clue how you're running out of gears. Twist the throttle harder.....its a Jap bike..it likes to be revved.
The speedo is NOT manual...its analog. You can swap in GSXR guages if this really bothers you BTW.
What bike has self cancelling signals? Goldwing?
headlight adjustment requires NO removal of anything if you can get your hand up past the shroud. I fit mine in there.
Busa in stock form is a good and easily buildable base for anything you can imagine. Start changing things and you'll make it hard to be so versatile.
BTW...according to cycle world.....02+ Busas were limited to 182 mph.I guess I just look at it differently.............my bet is that the bike would still do the "mandated" top speed of 186 with a DB screen and at the end of a 300 mile ride I would feel much more refreshed from sitting in the normal, not tucked, position with the wind hitting me above my shoulders rather than in my chest all day.You guys are cracking me up.....
windshield is designed for speed not comfort.....like a trillion aftermarket choice to correct it. I'm 6'1",250 lbs...and I can tuck under a stock windshield...its not comfortable to do....but neither is sitting up at 170 mph.
gear indicator? Bike in stock form is geared for a top speed of 201 mph(more than the engine can even push!!!) I have no possible clue how you're running out of gears. Twist the throttle harder.....its a Jap bike..it likes to be revved.
The speedo is NOT manual...its analog. You can swap in GSXR guages if this really bothers you BTW.
What bike has self cancelling signals? Goldwing?
headlight adjustment requires NO removal of anything if you can get your hand up past the shroud. I fit mine in there.
Busa in stock form is a good and easily buildable base for anything you can imagine. Start changing things and you'll make it hard to be so versatile.
I don't know how many times I have either been in 5th gear thinking I was in 6th or in 6th wondering if I had another gear to shift into for cruising.
The headlights are a pia for adjusting. I have to remove the lower shroud or else the shroud around the guages to squeeze my big a$$ hands in between the headlights and the fairing frame and then put it all back together when finished. If Suzuki would at least have large thumb wheels to adjust them would be better than having to squeeze a socket and ratchet or wrench in there.
These things could be added at the factory with no real additional cost to the bike.
I bought mine from a member here but you'd normally have to cut it with a dremel.Ditto ... and ...+1The great thing about the busa is that anything you don't like can be fixed.
Things I would like to come standard:
Double bubble windshield
Gear indicator and adjustable shift light
Hump already cut for grab rail
Easy adjust headlight (I don't like blinding oncoming traffic when I have a passenger)
It would be nice to be able to change the oil filter without removing the lower.
Probably some other things but I'm very happy with the bike over all.
I've been wondering how people keep their grab bar on with the seat cowl on. Does the cowl have to be cut or do they sell one cut out already?