Busa vs. Minivan……I kid you not!
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funny story, I get that all the time! Do I punch it leave em limp or let em cruise by? Had a lady in a minivan pass me on a 2 laned road after getting a new tire. Well debate...let er go....go get er....let er go (dropping down a gear as I'm thinking this) and then go by her so fast I think I almost hear her pass gas and go to immediate 10:00/2:00. Funny stuff Busas vs Minivans. We should do some grudge matches at the track (spot em 20 lengths and give em the hit! LOL) Great story.
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Funny how the silly ones are always gunning for the top dog. I had a Porsche 944 in its intro model year. A kid driving a company pickup was so hell bent to pass me on the interstate, in traffic, that he raced down the right shoulder of the road until he was able to cut in front of me in the left lane. Then the fool blew the engine on the boss' truck. Did you ever watch those old WWII fighter gun camera films, where the pilot nails the Messerschmidt, and parts, smoke and oil fly off it into the plane that's shooting it down. Well, that's what happened to me. I had oil all over my windshield and I swear small engine parts flew by as well.
Then there was A.J. "Suburbanite" Foyt, in his new red Thunderbird, who wanted to race me through the twisties. He got so frustrated when I nearly drove up his trunk that he lost control of his car on a curve. He careened into an embankment, flipped over high into the air as I rounded the bend, and came to rest upside down, balanced across the hood of an oncoming station wagon with a mother and 3 kids in it. THANK GOD no one in the station wagon was injured. It was kind of a miracle. A.J. crawled out from under his heavily destroyed T'Bird and asked me if he was hurt. He had a cut over his eye. The cops were suspicious of some shenanigans but couldn't prove much because I had told A.J. to blame his crash on the freshly graveled shoulder of the road, which in fact had contributed to the wreck, and which I substantiated for the cop as I bid a hasty Adieu and disappeared into the night. Now that I've recalled this incident maybe I should be less willing to take on some of these drivers who are clearly in over their heads. Perhaps all Hayabusa owners should do the same. Stop to let Silver Foxes in hats pull out in front of us on two lane roads. Allow Mustangs to blow our fairings off at green lights................ NAH!
Then there was A.J. "Suburbanite" Foyt, in his new red Thunderbird, who wanted to race me through the twisties. He got so frustrated when I nearly drove up his trunk that he lost control of his car on a curve. He careened into an embankment, flipped over high into the air as I rounded the bend, and came to rest upside down, balanced across the hood of an oncoming station wagon with a mother and 3 kids in it. THANK GOD no one in the station wagon was injured. It was kind of a miracle. A.J. crawled out from under his heavily destroyed T'Bird and asked me if he was hurt. He had a cut over his eye. The cops were suspicious of some shenanigans but couldn't prove much because I had told A.J. to blame his crash on the freshly graveled shoulder of the road, which in fact had contributed to the wreck, and which I substantiated for the cop as I bid a hasty Adieu and disappeared into the night. Now that I've recalled this incident maybe I should be less willing to take on some of these drivers who are clearly in over their heads. Perhaps all Hayabusa owners should do the same. Stop to let Silver Foxes in hats pull out in front of us on two lane roads. Allow Mustangs to blow our fairings off at green lights................ NAH!
It's funny! But we get that here all the time in So. Cal. / Los Angeles area. Especially from those kids with slight facial hair in their souped up Jap cars or the spoiled brats in bmw/benz/porche's. Very very few knows what a busa is and that given the right time/place, we can eat the fastest lamborginhi's for lunch.
I personally love playing with them at a red traffic light, reving my engine, half duck down like I'm about to take off, then as the light turns green.... I let them peel out in smoke while I accelerate at my slower than usual pace
hahahaha.
But oddly enough, I've gotten more than a occassions where females (mainly attractive ones) trying to race me in the above listed type of cars (+ mustangs). I don't know if they got the road pride like us guys do or not. But one time the car load of girls that was obviously racing me in their souped up honda conversed with me at the red light. They were very nice by apologizing that they tried to race me, but they just wanted to see me tuck in and butt curved out in a race position (I wear full leather Alpinestars). Hehehehe, I wouldn't mind seeing the same thing if I came across a female racer in leather!
But I only see a handful of reasons that a cage wins over a Busa:
* I let you win
* I see a cop
I personally love playing with them at a red traffic light, reving my engine, half duck down like I'm about to take off, then as the light turns green.... I let them peel out in smoke while I accelerate at my slower than usual pace
But oddly enough, I've gotten more than a occassions where females (mainly attractive ones) trying to race me in the above listed type of cars (+ mustangs). I don't know if they got the road pride like us guys do or not. But one time the car load of girls that was obviously racing me in their souped up honda conversed with me at the red light. They were very nice by apologizing that they tried to race me, but they just wanted to see me tuck in and butt curved out in a race position (I wear full leather Alpinestars). Hehehehe, I wouldn't mind seeing the same thing if I came across a female racer in leather!
But I only see a handful of reasons that a cage wins over a Busa:
* I let you win
* I see a cop
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hilarious!
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