HOW STUNT SKILLED ARE YOU ON YOUR BUSA?
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Where is the option for "I can start it and carefully lift my leg over the seat and drive it down the road without dropping it"?
You need to re-do the options and include that choice.
Then you will see only one vote, that would be me being honest
You need to re-do the options and include that choice.
Then you will see only one vote, that would be me being honest
BigDawg_03Busa
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Playing with the wheelie thing a little. Got a little happy once.....12 O'CLOCK...life flashes before eyes...visions of a suzuki gas tank implanted in my sternum....quick thinking....rear brake......fwd lean....front wheel down hard....tank slap...adrenaline rush....sore nads.....wheelie attempts haven't been the same since....that was over 6 months ago 
That would be my choice!Where is the option for "I can start it and carefully lift my leg over the seat and drive it down the road without dropping it"?
You need to re-do the options and include that choice.
Then you will see only one vote, that would be me being honest
Buy an old used CBR 929 or even a 900 for about $2500... Stunt on that... Busa just not the right tool for the job... Besides, how many cracked headstocks do we need to see before folks quit fuggin up the king of beasts? The Honda CBRS can be thrashed for years will little concern...
That being said, I do enjoy the easy 1-2' power wheelies and the rolling burnout or two just before replacing the rear, good fun...
That being said, I do enjoy the easy 1-2' power wheelies and the rolling burnout or two just before replacing the rear, good fun...
I can do the power wheelies quite readily now but I get very anxious when it comes up (fast), which can't be good for the mental process of doing it. I wish there was a way for me to know what the balancing point felt like without scaring myself senseless. Less worried about myself than about harming the bike. 
Oh, and no toppies and other bullshit for me. Sit down wheelies are the ticket.
Oh, and no toppies and other bullshit for me. Sit down wheelies are the ticket.
Keith Code has a wheelie school that would be just the ticket. Help you figure out the balance point in a controlled environment...I can do the power wheelies quite readily now but I get very anxious when it comes up (fast), which can't be good for the mental process of doing it. I wish there was a way for me to know what the balancing point felt like without scaring myself senseless. Less worried about myself than about harming the bike.Oh, and no toppies and other bullshit for me. Sit down wheelies are the ticket.
One of my friends bought his wife an used stunt bike that was already furred up. Its a 95 Honda F3, but I would rather do something "less than brilliant" on it than on the busa. Thankfully they agree so hand me the keys to the F3 pretty much every time I go over there. Now if only I could get him to toss the keys to the GSXR 6 to have some fun with
The Oracle
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endo's are tough on the bikes frame and shock. This is one heavy beast to do that to. Also, Ben blew out his front fork seals doing a stand-up wheelie at ~135MPH. So, wheelies are kinda rough on it too. So, that only leaves burnouts... Wait, the tires already wear out by 3000 miles. Who wants to spend money replacing them every 1500?? Nevermind don't do anything.
Or, you can.
You know my motto:
vita non est vivere sed valere vita est!
carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero!
-Rip
Or, you can.
You know my motto:
vita non est vivere sed valere vita est!
carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero!
-Rip
So WTF is your motto?
Do you know latin well? Would like to know what this means "CORAM NOBIS EST ALIMENTA". Sorry to thread wreck but was curious.
The Oracle
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My motto is: Life is more than merely staying alive...So WTF is your motto?Do you know latin well? Would like to know what this means "CORAM NOBIS EST ALIMENTA". Sorry to thread wreck but was curious.
And, enjoy today, trusting little in tomorrow.
The latter one has been shortened these days to just: carpe diem... Or, sieze the day.
I study a little latin... I am the Oracle you know! Sheesh.
Corum Nobis means: before us... Or, intention to correct a wrong by a mistake of the law...
Alimentarius [alimentum] , pertaining to or suitable for nourishing. Also can be one to whom means of subsistence has been left by will.
-Rip
Im a MSF Rider Coach, so I do not condone these kind of activities. But on the other hand I am a busa owner 
, so power wheelies are a breeze (im not into that crazy wheelie stuff, actually scares the living sh*t out of me) and I am pretty good at Stoppies and endos. I always have someone say you cant get that heavy beast to do a stoppie or endo, I prove the wrong every time.
, so power wheelies are a breeze (im not into that crazy wheelie stuff, actually scares the living sh*t out of me) and I am pretty good at Stoppies and endos. I always have someone say you cant get that heavy beast to do a stoppie or endo, I prove the wrong every time. 
That would be my choice!Where is the option for "I can start it and carefully lift my leg over the seat and drive it down the road without dropping it"?
You need to re-do the options and include that choice.
Then you will see only one vote, that would be me being honest
...you can add another here~ 
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