Have you registered your Busa?

Same place the thieves go to and find out where to get a bike. My Own opinion

[This message has been edited by Cisco San Jose (edited 07 July 2000).]
 
I once thought that but my address was not given,only the city.I only listed the last 4 digits of my Vin number.It's a data base just in case my bike is stolen and the frame is seen by someone else in the Registry and also a way to contact other Busa owners in your Area.If any stolen Busas are found in your area all you have to do is type in te vin and the owner's e mail address will be given.I went for almost a year without registering until I heard about a Busa that was stolen in Chicago and was found in Miami due to the registery.It was found by another Busa owner and not the Police.
 
I understand the concept but my Bus is registered with he state. And with all the Hayabusa related boards I could get the word out faster than the registry with a simple cut and pasting to create the threads. No one else needs to know my VIN number except the dealer, insurance co. and the state.
 
Register? No way. My theme song plays when I ride, "Smuggler's Blues".
Don't need to make it easier for the authorities to find the 190 mph black wraith bringing in illegal Chinese immigrants from Haiti, and running out manatee hides, petrified forest rocks, bear livers and 'tucky moonshine on the reverse run.
By the way, thanks for all the tips on making the hump into useful storage space, guys; after twenty five round trip runs to Haiti and the Bahamas, the customs guys never once thought to look in there.
(And don't bother trying to trace me through this message board, you sneaky, prying Feds, "Richard" isn't my real name.) "Richard" was some English king or other. Still dead.
 
Cisco,

Your phone number looks to be the only way to track you down for your bike. I quickly deleted my listed number. Wasn't thinking last year obviously.
 
SpeederT: Thanks. By the way, the Japanese customers really liked the bear livers. Can you get me twenty more, same quality? I smell *market expansion* here. Oh, and my Yakuza contact? He rides a Kaw-12. Poor guy sank halfway across the pond, trying to follow me last week. You really do have to be at 190 when you reach the end of the pier, or you just don't wave-skip far enough. Such is life.
 
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