Ok I've got my tools.....
And plan on checking things tonight after all creatures great and small to to sleep.
And plan on checking things tonight after all creatures great and small to to sleep.
Hit bumps and bike shuts off? What to check?
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Oh yeah, problem solved 
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Its because its White and not turboed..
Just the weaker of the species dying off eh
Well it was almost an hour before I finally hit one.
And did you have any glitches during that hour ? If not, then STOP hitting bumps !! Geez, how hard is that?
Ok I've got my tools.....
And plan on checking things tonight after all creatures great and small to to sleep.
All I need is a 1 way ticket sponsored by you and I'll be on my way
Must be nice to be able to ride for over an hour before hitting a bump. You wouldn't make it 45 seconds down any road in NW Ohio/SE Michigan without hitting a "bump"
Easy check for the kickstand switch, well at least to see if it is just barely making contact and when you hit a bump which may cause it to just break connection is. Simply take a zip tie or something similar and push the little plunger in on switch a zip it where it is in say open position making/not making contact whichever it may be that normally the kickstand would do, give it a ride AND then HIT a few bumps(I know you'll be all cofused now) after we said not to. And if it is still doing it then you can rule out KS switch and move on from there. Easier to eliminate things first than just trying to guess and not be sure. ???
Better yet, you grab the dinner & drinks at Rachels and I'll swing by and fix it for you. 
We could use the ride there and back for testing, as I'm sure there are a few bumps along the way. If not, I'm sure we could find a few there. 
Rachels Palm Beach | Rachels West Palm Beach World Class Motorcycle Repair and Steak House
We could use the ride there and back for testing, as I'm sure there are a few bumps along the way. If not, I'm sure we could find a few there. Rachels Palm Beach | Rachels West Palm Beach World Class Motorcycle Repair and Steak House
Rollin my wife's cousins worked there for a couple years.
You go there for the 'dinner' not to pick it up to go.
No, no glitches for almost an hour. Up down all around town, downtown and by the beach, on way home as usual just when I figure it fixed itself (which it never does, just wishful thinking) I hit a small rough patch on I95 and then it skipped.
After that it skipped a couple more times on way home.
Something's loose somewhere is how it feels, that I'm fairly certain on.
You go there for the 'dinner' not to pick it up to go.
No, no glitches for almost an hour. Up down all around town, downtown and by the beach, on way home as usual just when I figure it fixed itself (which it never does, just wishful thinking) I hit a small rough patch on I95 and then it skipped.
After that it skipped a couple more times on way home.
Something's loose somewhere is how it feels, that I'm fairly certain on.
Rollin my wife's cousins worked there for a couple years.
You go there for the 'dinner' not to pick it up to go.
Where ??? Where??? Anywhere in my post did I say pick it up to go?? I said drive there and back for testing, no where did I mention time that will elapse between those rides.
THAT's the problem here, you do not know how to correctly fix a Busa. 
AND since you are quoting
I must interject my own as far as "my wife's cousins worked there for a couple years" and say:
'Grab the dinner and drinks' would usually mean to pick it up, no?
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Is the battery loose? I have heard of this before and come to find out the bat. was hitting and grounding itself out. I don't know of anything it might hit but just a thought. It is electrical I am sure. I have seen the battery bolts crack or start to break and cause this to. Might be worth a look to take them out and see. If you have put a few things on the post it could happen. You can always strip the whole bike and put it back together 
O I forgot you live in Fl and don't get a winter to work on the bike Best of luck
O I forgot you live in Fl and don't get a winter to work on the bike Best of luckSorry, let me clarify. You take cover the dinner check & bar tab plus provide an adequate amount of paper currency for better than average tipping to include a 1 lapdance min per hour for total length of stay at said establishment and I will kindly swing by and correct the problem you are experiencing with your 09 white Suzuki Hayabusa sporting Brock's exhaust & Black Marchesini wheels.
Please let me know if we are still experiencing any language barriers per say that could possibly lead to a discrepancy in terms associated with this transaction described above.
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And did you have any glitches during that hour ? If not, then STOP hitting bumps !! Geez, how hard is that?
He lives in florida maybe they are aligators or lizards that are the bumps
Have you checked the bump?
I've had the same issue twice. Once it was a loose ground wire to the battery. Second was the kickstand switch wasn't making proper contact with the kickstand. It began with the engine cutting out for a millisecond just now and then. I progressively increased in frequency until I was forced to find the culprit.
So I checked the kickstand switch. It moves freely, it is not loose and plunger seems free of rust or dirt.
How do I tell if this is what's cutting it off while riding? Start bike up in first with clutch in and move kickstand down a bit and see if it cuts off? I'm assuming that maybe springs get weak and allow kickstand to come down when I hit a bump thereby making bike cut off and on? Is that what happens or is there more to it on this one aspect?
How do I tell if this is what's cutting it off while riding? Start bike up in first with clutch in and move kickstand down a bit and see if it cuts off? I'm assuming that maybe springs get weak and allow kickstand to come down when I hit a bump thereby making bike cut off and on? Is that what happens or is there more to it on this one aspect?
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