Military busa brothers in other countries WITH Bus

[umairhashmi]

I noticed a lot of guys here who are americans serving in the army,navy and are currently living in the middle east and asia yet have hayabusas.Is it hard to get maintenance and parts for you over there??? Im sure a lot of rich saudi oil boys are into busas but is the market that good over there???

[CAT3]

Good question. I know a fellow Camaro guy in Kuwait, also has a Busa. He's not on the board, but hs heard of it. Parts etc are good for him, he does a LOT of business shipping parts, car and Busa, over from here.

I'm most likely heading to Baumholder Germany this summer, last tour before I retire. I searched and found a Deustch Busa site, too bad I can read it very well, and surely can't type it. I pm'd the admin asking for an english version, hopefully he can read english to understand what I'm asking

[heavybusa]

I'll say it right now, I am a civilian and I appreciate all of the work, dedication, and time that you invest protecting our country.

Okay on with the thread!!!

[Sloto200]

I bet it isnt hard to get the parts but what is probably hard is the customs part... i've heard bad things about stuff dissappearing from customs over in that part of the world...

[300Busa]

You get what you pay for.

[Smoke_Dog]

My partner who just left Germany, said service was available but after market accessaries etc he ordered online!

[MC MUSTANG]

When I had my scoot in Japan - I had NO TROUBLE getting parts!

[kawiboy11]

[Gunnybusa]

(MC MUSTANG @ Dec. 15 2006,05:10) When I had my scoot in Japan - I had NO TROUBLE getting parts!

Realy ?

why was that?

[MC MUSTANG]

(Gunnybusa @ Dec. 15 2006,07:44)

(MC MUSTANG @ Dec. 15 2006,05:10) When I had my scoot in Japan - I had NO TROUBLE getting parts!

Realy ?

 why was that?

Because my Busa Kung Fu is strong!

[Gunnybusa]

(MC MUSTANG @ Dec. 15 2006,06:34)

(Gunnybusa @ Dec. 15 2006,07:44)

(MC MUSTANG @ Dec. 15 2006,05:10) When I had my scoot in Japan - I had NO TROUBLE getting parts!

Realy ?

 why was that?

 
Because my Busa Kung Fu is strong!

[umairhashmi]

did any of bring your bike back to the US when you were done or did you just sell it locally and bought another one when you got back home?

[heavybusa]

(Gunnybusa @ Dec. 15 2006,09:40)

(MC MUSTANG @ Dec. 15 2006,06:34)

(Gunnybusa @ Dec. 15 2006,07:44)

(MC MUSTANG @ Dec. 15 2006,05:10) When I had my scoot in Japan - I had NO TROUBLE getting parts!

Realy ?

why was that?

Because my Busa Kung Fu is strong!

[hayabusa99b/w]

[MC MUSTANG]

(umairhashmi @ Dec. 15 2006,23:28) did any of bring your bike back to the US when you were done or did you just sell it locally and bought another one when you got back home?

I bought Bessie in Japan and brought her back with me...

Advantage was finding an American bike that had been imported... I paid extra to make sure I wouldn't have any problems getting her back here.

[slep_rock]

I"m army...bought an 05 zzr1200 kawi while stationed in germany. 2--3-2005.. toughest thing was first finding a brand new american specs Jap bike in europe

. the mil exchange-aafes (dept stores/car sales) mainly carries Harleys/buells. i ended up shipping my bike back stateside with my household goods shipment

[nitrousjunkie]

Parts are fairly easy found...LOL! I will not be able to register this frame in the US,but I already have a black LE frame US edition for that purpose.