Is the NEW Hayabusa safe enough for a beginner?

[Got-Busa?]

Could you please let me know what exactly I have to learn after riding 400cc and before a Busa? When I say I'm gonna set a limiter and stay in mode C, I mean I don't die because of a 5-degree mistake on my right wrist. I respect Busa, and I also respect my Ninja 400; I can kill myself easily with both of them. But how many steps are there between them? Is it really necessary to get a 650cc, then a 1000cc, then spend years on them before getting on a Busa?

I can’t answer that for you because of so many variables. You say 2-years on a 400cc. Is that daily 100+ miles or weekends only? Is that your commuter or weekend toy? Is that during rush hour or country roads? How many miles in 2-years? Year round or a snow climate six months of the year?

I’ve ridden motorcycles since I was 3-years old and crashed many times on dirt bikes. First streetbike at 11 and road it for years before I bought a liter bike at 18. Everyone is different and all experiences are different.

Be safe and call your insurance company for a quote before you do anything else.

 

[HayaWakened]

What all of these polite people are saying is Don't Be a Knucklehead. Ride it like you don't wanna crash. Respect the bike. And if you're under 30 yrs old, the Knucklehead gene is the dominant gene. FYI

Good luck with the bike. Be safe.