Make the busa feel lighter

[busapilot911]

Hey gang, I found a sure fire way to lighten up the busa. Ride a Goldwing for a few days and then switch back to the busa. It works. I was actually able to, what they say..."flick" it around today on some of my favorite local twisties. I have put about 1000 miles on the goldwing over the last 2 weeks (by the way, it is a very fun, large bike) and decided to use up what is left of the rear tire on the busa.
This method would probably work with any big, heavy bike.

Pics coming



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[busapilot911]

Here's a few pics of my rides.

 

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another

 

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Busa earned it's wings at the Honda Hoot

 

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the "Tail" of the Dragon

 

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My Sirius setup ( goes through Autocom under seat)

 

[BigDiesel]

nice rides-i really like that Goldwing, been thinkn that might be my next bike...if my fiancee ever decides to go 2-up with me again, it'd be something comfy like that.

great pics-shoulda thrown in sum of your ride on the 'Wing::

 

[MrGxr]

Nice rides you got there...
I have been using a VTX1800 to make the Busa lighter...

 

[S7R4NGER]

I don't like the Goldwing or the Pan-European but I believe those seats and cases should be very helpful.

 

[Big E]

Very nice rides!

 

[busapilot911]

Thanks all. The 'wing is amazingly agile and has loads of power. Not to mention it is as comfy as a couch.