Hayabusa Gen.3 touring videos

[manyek]

Like I said though, looking too long on curvy mountain roads can be very tricky. I almost never see any touring Hayabusas. Have you seen many?

As you can see on videos: if I like to the side it is after slowing down and only if the road is straight and clear.

How many touring hayabusas? Not many. Last year I recall 2pcs (1x gen1 with full hard luggage set and 1x gen2). Personally I am finding this as something positive - to ride not obvious bike.
People think who never rode hayabusa think it is uncomfortable (for me lack of fatigues after long rides was also a surprise) and choose ADV bikes.
That is a typical parking view:

 

[WuzzaCBXRider]

That looks like Japan and Germany with maybe a Triumph or two. I remember years ago, maybe my 1st or 2nd multi state tour watching a guy walking around my Hayabusa at a gas station muttering, ‘a touring Hayabusa eh’? He was on a fully equipped BMW, heated suit and all. Long before that a guy asked in disbelief, ‘you rode that all the way up here’? I was on my nekkid 79 CBX. All bikes are touring bikes IME.

 

[manyek]

You’re right. Any bike is a touring bike.
One of many examples for that is the story of Nathan Millward
I used to ride naked bikes and busa is so far the best one for touring. Especially for getting quickly from Germany to Italy and back the same day

 

[_WOLFMAN_]

Here's my touring setup. Last year rode with friends to Sturgis from Canada.

 

[voodoodoo]

And finally Timmelsjoch part 4.

Nice to see the museum back up&running after the fire a few years ago!

The Busa is an underrated touring bike. I have kriss crossed Europe on busas for the last 12 years(aand on FZR, CBR900rr, ZX9r, XX and ZZR before that)

 

[manyek]

Yup. The museum burned during winter 2020/21.
In June 2021 I could not visit it as it was at reconstruction.

 

[Oz22]

nice ol gsx there

 

[manyek]

Always look where you go…

 

[Oz22]

Easy mistake to make. It's hard to be 100% on the ball hour after hour but that's how it has to be hey. No checking the scenery or scratching an itch in those super tight corners.

 

[Sandow]

Getting up in the direction of Großglockner. Last few kms to the 1st stop - Fuschertörl parking.

Mein absoluter lieblingspass. Danke fuers hochladen! Tolle erinnerungen...