That's an interesting inquiry......well, for one, where colored, or color-accented gear, be noticeable, too many ride in all black. Stay in people's rear-views, side or over shoulder mirrors. Always run a few mph faster than the rest, keep passing. Show courtesy, this kills cagers, as they figure most bikers are @ssholes anyway, i.e. Guy's coming over, give him room, but make sure he sees you when he gets in there. If someone cuts you off, accidental or on-purpose, get around them without breaking a law. You ride a Busa, that should be easy. If you can brake-out do it, if throttle will get you there without looking like an idiot, use it ! Don't cop an attitude, you'll never win if some headcase comes after you in his Ford F250, or any other 2000+ pound vehicle. Lastly, and this is straight from a LEO in my neck of the woods......"Be invisible, or consider yourself as such, because you are".... If you ride with the knowledge that people don't see you anyway, you'll never feel the need to pick fights at freeway speeds because there's a good chance that dingaling "really" didn't see you.....when they actually do see you, you'll be grateful.
And very last, "Ride tight". Use the same tire lines, or gaps ALL the time. If you commute with the same people everyday on that freeway, they'll get used to you. If cagers see you riding a tight line, they'll notice and remember that over the squids doing buck-thirty passes down the inside fast lane meridian......
