Tell us how you REALLY feel birdTurn that fat azz beeotch on and don't change shid... If you want to puss around just dont twist the throttle. Mode selector is a waste of time and $$$...
+1 Brother, much more powerful engines on the planet (aircraft, etc), dont need to be retuned to be controllable.Is there any way to get rid of the button. I know the weight savings is minimal, but that's vauable realestate on the right bar.
Put the key it and turn it. Ride. Rinse. Repeat. Learn throttle management and the modes are useless. What's the point of making the "Fastest Production Bike" into a heavy 750cc pig? It's annoying that Suzuki decided to put a nanny mode on the Busa to protect us from our own ignorance.
I tried C mode at the dragon last week and I liked it..... You still had tons of power but when in the curves I didnt have to worry about over powering out and losing it........ I liked it there.. I also tried it in the city and it had a smoother feel for going down a city street, a busa has the all or nothing feel in the city IMHO.I have yet to take mine out of Mode A. Question was brought up at the track though. Could you launch in Mode C and then after 1st gear change the mode selector to Mode A? That way Mode C doesn't apply to much power to lift the front tire?
I gave C (chicken mode) a try today and I agree with you about around town. The bike is so jerky (A mode) in 30mph stop and go zone. In C mode it was very smooth and didnt jerk me forward everytime I had to slow down. Starting out in A mode in heavy traffic can also be a jerky experince. Cornering in slow zones is also easier and fluid. Getting on the highway in C mode sucks.I tried C mode at the dragon last week and I liked it..... You still had tons of power but when in the curves I didnt have to worry about over powering out and losing it........ I liked it there.. I also tried it in the city and it had a smoother feel for going down a city street, a busa has the all or nothing feel in the city IMHO.I have yet to take mine out of Mode A. Question was brought up at the track though. Could you launch in Mode C and then after 1st gear change the mode selector to Mode A? That way Mode C doesn't apply to much power to lift the front tire?
I also tried to change the map from C to A while on the throttle and when I hit the button the front end came up FAAAST... I wasnt ready for it either.... I tucked that information deep inside my dont do that again bag......
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Put in better words than mineI agree 100%. The busa has VERY smooth and progressive power right off idle, and its VERY controllable......if you need a switch to keep you out of trouble in ANY conditions maybe your not ready for this bike? Its not like the busa's a 2-stroke that hits like a light switchIsn't that what the throttle is for? If the switch did something useful like shift the powerband that would be different - on bikes that are very peaky with no power below 7 or 8 thjousand revs I can see the point - but the Busa has enough sensible power from just over tickover I can't see why they fitted it.
But then again so many new riders just have to have a busa (and suzi knows it) that I'm amazed they didn't nueter it to death like the 06-07 14's
At least when you derestrict the early 14's you get a freakin' animal