There are lots of debates about getting a busa for first bike, since you already have it the motorcycle safety class is a must. I would advise you to take the class asap, before you go for a ride on the busa. Since you probably go for a ride anyways, expect the unexpected, bike are like magnects atracting all cars to them, people will pull right in front of you, they make line changes right on your side, they will cut you off, all kind of things and they all say the same thing after they almost hit you of they do end of hitting you..."Sorry, I didnt see you".
You have to be on the look out all the time, stay away from blind sides, look for cars that looks like turning into your lane or want to cross your lane side to side or want to make a turn in front of you, people opening the door to get out their cars while parked without looking, parked cars getting out of their parking spots, childrens playing crossing with out looking because they chasing a ball, pets running around, ect, ect, anyways expect the unexpected.
Start slow till you "think" you feel comfortable, after you "think" you feel ok with the bike keep taking it slow for a while. "Thinking" that you got it already is the mistake that lots of people make, and thats what brings them down. They think they have it, they feel confortable, it feels good going a lil fast and boom something comes up that you wasnt ready for it and thats all it takes.
Before you get on that bike...
Always wear all your gear.(I hope you have this already)
Take the motorcycle class.
Expect the unexpected.
Practice,practice,practice.
Be carefull, take it easy and good luck.
MY FIRST POST 
I have set very baby step goals for myself. I have only ridden the bike 35 miles in 2 weeks so far and have not even been over 40MPH. I am planning to keep it in the neighborhood for another 2 weeks then either follow or lead a friend in a car for a few times before I actually venture out on the roads on my own.
