My thoughts exactly....I didn't know you could keep a Busa upright at idle3:19 seconds of my life that I can never get back
How confident are you?
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That would cut into my riding time.Clean your wheels you lazy bums!
The road was just paved two weeks ago. I get to ride it twice a day
Whew.......that vid was ugly......but who cares about that! Important thing is to get that swing arm and chain guard cleaned up!! How can you sleep at night knowing your baby is in dire need of a little TLC?
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TheAtomicAss
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I don't know if confidence is my excuse... More like stupidity. I drag hard parts on a regular basis.
Both my bikes still have chicken strips despite this.
Both my bikes still have chicken strips despite this.
You gotta increase your ground clearance if you want to elminate the strips completely.I don't know if confidence is my excuse... More like stupidity. I drag hard parts on a regular basis.
Both my bikes still have chicken strips despite this.
Raising the front and rear will accomplish this, but I doubt you want to go through all of that just to get rid of the strips.
But then again, dragg'in hard parts isn't very safe. You may want to increase ground clearance so you don't lift your tires off the ground.
Your free to post up your archival pics too, but knowing Tufbusa you got about a 50/50 chance for it being either a street or track pic. I have plenty of photo's that look like that for street or track.
My last set of Metzeler M1's I put on the Busa had the strips gone within 10 minutes of riding. I know this because I stopped for gas and I had already scrubbed them from toe to toe.
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TheAtomicAss
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Well, on the Burger, the suspension is kinda locked. Raise the rear any higher and the engine, (which is swingarm mounted), hits a bar. It does pretty well, though, you can feel the thing lifting long before the tire actually loses traction.You gotta increase your ground clearance if you want to elminate the strips completely.I don't know if confidence is my excuse... More like stupidity. I drag hard parts on a regular basis.
Both my bikes still have chicken strips despite this.
Raising the front and rear will accomplish this, but I doubt you want to go through all of that just to get rid of the strips.
But then again, dragg'in hard parts isn't very safe. You may want to increase ground clearance so you don't lift your tires off the ground.
The Ninja is waiting on performance suspension, (for the simple reason that I'm broke), as it sinks real bad in the turns.
I dragged my kickstand on nearly every turn in Deal's Gap. Makes it easier to get around the corners.
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yellaboy151
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I fell asleep on that dude.
Well, on the Burger, the suspension is kinda locked. Raise the rear any higher and the engine, (which is swingarm mounted), hits a bar. It does pretty well, though, you can feel the thing lifting long before the tire actually loses traction.You gotta increase your ground clearance if you want to elminate the strips completely.I don't know if confidence is my excuse... More like stupidity. I drag hard parts on a regular basis.
Both my bikes still have chicken strips despite this.
Raising the front and rear will accomplish this, but I doubt you want to go through all of that just to get rid of the strips.
But then again, dragg'in hard parts isn't very safe. You may want to increase ground clearance so you don't lift your tires off the ground.
The Ninja is waiting on performance suspension, (for the simple reason that I'm broke), as it sinks real bad in the turns.
I dragged my kickstand on nearly every turn in Deal's Gap. Makes it easier to get around the corners.
i was waiting for someone to come flying by.......iam still waitingI was going to pass him coming off the bridge, but then I though that this might make for some "good" video. I like when he rolled on me coming out of the sharp right handerGood Gawd!!!! That was painful to watch!!! So sloowwww!!!!!!!
I didn't think you could ride a bike that slow, I was afraid the thing would just fall over at those turtle speeds!!!
I actually thought he was going to lean in that next left, but then he hit the brakes instead.
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