Does this feeling ever go away ?

[SLEEPERBUSA]

Now that is a woman with something to say......

Aren't they all???


Ohhhhh shyt.
I bet I hear about THAT one. :bounce:

 

[RaiderDm]

The grin is always there, is the Busa was a women I would make love to her

Yeah, but would you want the same one for the rest of yer life? Or, would you want to trade in on a newer model eventually?

:bounce:

Oh...that hurts...  

Michelle, that sword cuts both ways... I'm my wife's 3rd.

:bounce:

 

[cache]

still..... everytime after a run down the track.... WOAH!!!

 

[vincent]

So which would be better, trading in on a newer model, or just modding the one you have to better suit your tastes? That damned break in period just bugs the hell outta me

 

[CorrodedAlien]

Over 2k miles and lovin it more each time I ride. The only thing it really needed was the throttle lock for the long open highway stretches to give my right hand a break (even if I am doing 120)

It's a love that grows from a deep respect for the power I'm strattling (mounting?) :-)

 

[k5fan]

The feeling is what makes the bike and you come together. If it was just a means of transportation everybody would get one. If the feeling ever went away it would just be a bore.

 

[Big O]

No the feeling never goes away! She'll be 2 this Halloween, and 34k miles on her now.

 

[WarBaby]

At the risk of sounding like a jerk, I've been riding longer than I'm willing to admit (probably longer than anyone on this forum) and I still ALWAYS get a stellar, mind-clearing, natural high every time I twist the throttle regardless of whether it's a short run to the 7-11, a 1,000-mile trip, or a blast down the drag strip--especially on the Bus! I'll quit when I can't get my leg over the saddle or when I come down with Old Timer's Disease and can't find my way home... maybe. To hell with what the "gracefully aging" folks say about it.

 

[boney1]

busa smile is like buck fever you may become comfortable with it but its still always there.