Ok so im new to the forum and just wanted to say hi. Never rode a motorcyle before in my life and i went out last friday and bought a 05 LTD busa, fun bike, im glad i bought this bike though i like the weight and the ride is very comfortable...People think im crazy but oh well not really much for going fast just like to cruise around but i like to have the best bike...
First Bike...he he
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congrats!!! take 'er easy for the first few weeks and get used to the power and you will be fine!!!
congrats, pics pics pics. Make sure you have all the proper gear and wear it ALL THE TIME!!!!
Take the MSF Course and start slow, pretend that everytime you get on your new scoot that your invisiable to everyone. Slow down at any site of a cager and practice some emergency braking stops in an open area so you can know how the bike response to an emergency situation. Good luck, congrats again and ride to survive
Take the MSF Course and start slow, pretend that everytime you get on your new scoot that your invisiable to everyone. Slow down at any site of a cager and practice some emergency braking stops in an open area so you can know how the bike response to an emergency situation. Good luck, congrats again and ride to survive
BigDawg_03Busa
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Congrats, she'll only go as fast as the RIGHT HAND allows.
Ditto what painless said! Always ride as if you are invisible...you will soon see why we say this....THEY NEVER SEE YOU!
Cageers (especially in the L.A. area) are constantly on the phone TALKING or eating food, or talking to passengers, or yelling at the kids, or watching TV while driving (YES THEY ACTUALLY DO THIS HERE!!!!)
So ride like no one will ever see you, stay out of their blind spots, stay in their mirrors, or even better...FAR AWAY from them if traffic allows you to.
Be safe and enjoy the new ride! This bike is tons of fun, even at slow speeds...it si just so comfy and enjoyable!
Oh...and practice, practice, practice.....remember that what you do in an emergency situation is EXACTLY what you have practiced .....so practice the right things....and LOTS OF TIMES!!
HAVE FUN!
Cageers (especially in the L.A. area) are constantly on the phone TALKING or eating food, or talking to passengers, or yelling at the kids, or watching TV while driving (YES THEY ACTUALLY DO THIS HERE!!!!)
So ride like no one will ever see you, stay out of their blind spots, stay in their mirrors, or even better...FAR AWAY from them if traffic allows you to.
Be safe and enjoy the new ride! This bike is tons of fun, even at slow speeds...it si just so comfy and enjoyable!
Oh...and practice, practice, practice.....remember that what you do in an emergency situation is EXACTLY what you have practiced .....so practice the right things....and LOTS OF TIMES!!
HAVE FUN!
Congrats & Welcome to the board!
Welcome to the board.
#cruncherbusa
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Be safe & congrads! BTW hae you posted pics?
AZTECWARRIOR
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Best bit of advice...just don't get too comfortable too fast. BTW, I bet you have or had a manual trans in your car, guys who drove sticks seem to adapt quicker to bikes once they get things situated.So ride like no one will ever see you, stay out of their blind spots, stay in their mirrors, or even better...FAR AWAY from them if traffic allows you to.
Oh...and practice, practice, practice.....remember that what you do in an emergency situation is EXACTLY what you have practiced .....so practice the right things....and LOTS OF TIMES!!
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actually i never had a stick shift car, i drove one once around the block but never got the hang of it...anyways, i understand how powerful this bike is...ill post pics soon, im getting some chromies soon and some other mods...thanks guys! oh and if anybody lives around in naperville wanna ride ive gotten a hold of some busa riders so let me know...
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