Met 2 org members yesterday

Looks like a good time! The only Org member I had near me moved away :down:

I chase them all away :cry: :laugh:
 
RussellJ said:
Looks like a good time! The only Org member I had near me moved away :down:

I chase them all away :cry: :laugh:

I had one that lived close. He sold his and went back to a Harley:whistle:

From my dunce stool :cookoo:
 
lankeeyankee said:
Awesome ride, enjoyed it very much Bret and Bill:beerchug:
Both are "Good People" and great riders! We ran our Busa what they were built for and I can assure you there was no carbon left on the valves after our journey. I think I seen some black carbon sut coming from Brets bike the first few miles but not really sure since his bike is BLACK:whistle:
Yeah, Bill hit a cat who else do you know that can knock out a piece of $#**@ while riding a busa 90 mph on a 2 lance country road? I felt bad for a man riding his horse and pulling another horse behind him as I came up over a hill and let off the gas and the popping began (no marble mod) before I could pull the clutch in the horse being walked didnt care for it very much :-(
I believe Bill blew Brets tag loose as he passed him on a straight away then The I on the SUZUKI lettering on the back of his jacket was about to come off hanging by a few stitches. I had to back off and didnt want to blow past them in fear my phone would fly off and hurt someone so I just stayed back a couple of bike lengths :whistle:
I think it would be an equal run if we evened up the weight and strapped an 80lb. weight on Poppa Smurf Blue Busa :dunno:
All in it was a great ride, no broken parts, bones or feelings and we all went home with what we came with and a little extra some aches and sore muscles along with a big Hayabusa Grin :laugh:
:beerchug: Thanks again guys for the ride!

Damn tag:banghead: Change is in the air:whistle:

From my dunce stool :cookoo:
 
I had one that lived close. He sold his and went back to a Harley:whistle:

From my dunce stool :cookoo:
I have know a few Hardley riders that went back to Hardleys.. I believe they get the feeling that they will get hurt on a performance bike after time. :dunno:
I have ridden them before Fat Boys, Heritage Classics. I like riding them, its a different feeling you get from riding a Hardley but in all honesty ... ittttts boring after time. I never get bored of the Hayabusa. Suzi can keep going long after I am wore out! I know a Harley wouldnt hold up to stress testing I put on bikes.
 
lankeeyankee said:
Thats why I tuck my tag waaaaay up under my rear fender to protect it from the wind :whistle:

So that's why its way way up under there:rofl:
Mine is being relocated. All it took was jeopardizing a riding companion:whistle: That's my story and I will tell it any way I want to!:whistle:

From my dunce stool :cookoo:
 
So that's why its way way up under there:rofl:
Mine is being relocated. All it took was jeopardizing a riding companion:whistle: That's my story and I will tell it any way I want to!:whistle:

From my dunce stool :cookoo:

I dont think Bill would have passed you to blow your tag loose if you didnt have that parachute of a mud flap on the back,, or maybe it was them, Awwww aint they sum purty orange and red reflectors.:poke::rofl:
 
lankeeyankee said:
I dont think Bill would have passed you to blow your tag loose if you didnt have that parachute of a mud flap on the back,, or maybe it was them, Awwww aint they sum purty orange and red reflectors.:poke::rofl:

Oh hell no! Talk about the mudflap/airbrake all you want. Don't ever talk about my reflectors:cursin:

:lol:

From my dunce stool :cookoo:
 
Sounds like you guys had an great adventure :bowdown: Rollin, that bike looks sick brother. Great job.
 
dadofthree said:
Sounds like you guys had an great adventure :bowdown: Rollin, that bike looks sick brother. Great job.

Looks better in person!! That Alien Head sounds wicked coming by at......the posted speed limit:whistle:

From my dunce stool :cookoo:
 
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