Please x times 10,000,000,000, Suzuki give us that newly designed busa!!!! They know us fans are going to wait and buy it, they know. I am anyway.
It will be a while before I get to that point. Cutting down to one car and two bikes did not work out well. The conflicts in sharing the wife's jeep. I used the money to buy a car for me. I got 9k off a left over 20.Joe just wait till its plug change / valve adjustment time . Everything mentioned is out the window vs the Bird. Glad you like it that much though , and center stand is nice .
We are a one Truck / 2 bike couple . 90% the time I ride the other 10 is usually good to go as Wife does not venture out much without me . Or my friends pick me up if its rough weather , and were working on projects together .It will be a while before I get to that point. Cutting down to one car and two bikes did not work out well. The conflicts in sharing the wife's jeep. I used the money to buy a car for me. I got 9k off a left over 20.
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Gotcha....Kawasaki ZX14R owners are suffering the same misery as Hayabusa owners...wondering if a new bike will arrive...no I mean I dont think this is for real. I mean if it actually is for real I would trade my 2018 zx14r in for one right now but the 2021 zx14r is already out and I have read nothing from the Kawasaki news letters that say different. Of course as always I could be wrong
I'm one of those die-hard Suzuki fans...even if my Hayabusa is down a bit from say a ZX14R, I am loyal to the brand (for some reason). I guess it's because I started off on an early '70s Suzuki 80cc (with a chrome gas tank no less).Im really just a busa sufferer forced to ride the 14r...lolol. I would give anything for there to be a new bus with real power but alas that has yet to come to pass.
yes you can un-flash the ecu
but then you could come in a lot of stress with insurance if an accident happens.
Here either...I can't see any insurance company taking the ECU out of a crashed bike to test if it had been modified in any way so they could refuse coverage. At least not in the USA.