I put 150 miles on the Connie in one day across Houston, into the National Forest and beyond. All I wish I could have done was stretch it out somewhere like... Deal's Gap or somewhere, anywhere but around here in Texas!
I could never see getting rid of my Busa. I also have to take into consideration how many miles I have ridden and where. In Texas, finding tight twisties is a day journey from Houston. So, getting out on the road and being comfortable is a plus. If I lived in NC, Tenn, Ga or Virginia... I would probably just leave the Busa alone and ride her the way it goes.
The difference between the Busa and Connie in power is not a huge separated line for normal riding. Its only when I am "Going Ballistic Mav!!" that I see the huge difference in raw power. Everything else... the Connie wins hands down. Its not about Bags, shaft drive or the big electric windshield... its the incredibly SMOOTH application of power at anytime you want it with no vibration anywhere in the rev range... especially at 4600 rpm!! Its having the suspension settings right at your fingertips with knurled knobs so you can easily change the settings while you are riding. So you can jump off the interstate after cruising 300 miles and find the twisties without having to ever stop.
Its a great bike... its got a ton of power and its lighter by far compared to the BMW.