Another N00b here to join the ranks

pipefighter, what - no Labusas.org? he,he,he.....DSM, welcome. Be careful, looks like you have already used up a life or two. The busa will take the other seven, all at once, in the blink of an eye.
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Welcome aboard... you can find the nearest MSF course by either going to the webpage (www.msf-usa.org) or by callling 800-446-9227. Highly recommend this course, lots of fun, and learned a lot. Busa was my first sportsbike after 20 yrs of no riding, treat her with respect and she will deliver the best rides ever.. have fun!!!
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after reading your sticky thread about starting out on the busa...I realized what I should do, and that is buy a cheap smaller, lighter bike to learn on and then, after 4-5 months sell it, and then I will buy my busa. I have plenty of time to learn (most likely on a 600 or slightly smaller) and I will def take that class and again after I come back if I need to. BTW, I'm 22 so I'm not the typical teenager stereotype wanting to race err'body on the skreet, ya heard?
It makes a pleasant change to meet someone who listens to good advice and takes it. There have been a number of (younger) riders who have appeared on this board - briefly - who were determined to start on the 'Busa regardless of the valuable information here. Don't hear much from them after their initial posts - hopefully they just lost interest....

I look forward to reading your impressions of the 'Busa in the future.
 
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