9023 miles on stock tires.

[BusaWhipped]

Hope the rest of your bike isn't as dirty as the cluster. The front is worn enough to warrant changing now too.

If you have time to wash it, you should be out riding it.

 

[WWJD]

I always have 42PSI rear 42PSI front.
You guys are probably a lot more experienced than i am. I only been riding a year, my first bike was a 2007 ZZR600 kawasaki, my 2nd is the one i have now, 2008 blue/gold hayabusa.
To be honest with ya people, when i go into turns on a country road where the speed limit is 55 MPH i dont really lean that much for fear of wiping out, i do turn thou.
I only been riding for a year and have to work on my lean, i admit.
The hayabusa is a great bike and im glad i bought it, it handles better than my kawasaki 600.
Im 44 years old and love my hayabusa.
A straight-A-way is a different story

ignore all our fun harrasments and do EXACTLY what you feel you should: ride your own ride. yeah, the bike can do more than 80% of it's owners will ever see... you can take it as far as YOU want. Over more time, you skill and confidence will improve - if ya want it to. That is an impressive number of miles on the tires to most of us! It's cool to know that is even possible... as I mount a new rear with every oil change

 

[JrGMan]

Amazing, I wouldn't have believed that a bike could remain that upright for 9k miles...