note the thread address.. I get them with the periods missing in the web address about every 10 updates or so... sometimes it is at the www other times it is the . for the org..
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Quote: (TruWrecks @ Feb. 21 2008, 2:47 PM)
Get an 08 Busa and have a Corbin passenger back rest fitted to it. When riding solo you can use the cowl. When the wife ride with you the back rest will help keep the Busa from spitting her off the back when you are tempted by the torque.
If she doesn't like sitting on the Busa very long you can get an FJR. Very competent in the corners, and one of the most comfortable sport-tour bikes out there for a passenger. I would choose the FJR over the ST1300 because it's a bit lighter and more nimble.
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Quote: (TruWrecks @ Feb. 21 2008, 2:47 PM)
Get an 08 Busa and have a Corbin passenger back rest fitted to it. When riding solo you can use the cowl. When the wife ride with you the back rest will help keep the Busa from spitting her off the back when you are tempted by the torque.
If she doesn't like sitting on the Busa very long you can get an FJR. Very competent in the corners, and one of the most comfortable sport-tour bikes out there for a passenger. I would choose the FJR over the ST1300 because it's a bit lighter and more nimble.
