My GEN 3!!!
- Thread starter Slimjesus
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Congrats!
Beautiful bike!
The only mod I personally would recommend is to trade it for a Gen 2. Speaking personally, of course.
(Welcome to the oRg)
Beautiful bike!
The only mod I personally would recommend is to trade it for a Gen 2. Speaking personally, of course.
(Welcome to the oRg)
Slimjesus
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Those gen 3 looks thoCongrats!
Beautiful bike!
The only mod I personally would recommend is to trade it for a Gen 2. Speaking personally, of course.
(Welcome to the oRg)
& I secretly need that lift control lol
kim windsor
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Welcome and enjoy the ride .if you have a chance see f you can find
A twist of the wrist on U tube or get the book bye Kieth code . It’s a must
first thing I did when when your age . I’m now 74 and ride this .
A twist of the wrist on U tube or get the book bye Kieth code . It’s a must
first thing I did when when your age . I’m now 74 and ride this .
I Have that on dvd and mp4. Those instructional vids are awesome.
Gotta admit though, when I first saw the dvd cover and title, I thought it was an adults section movie
Rubberrabbit
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A warm welcome for you! Very nice bike....of course because its a Gen 3! So enjoy your Busa and be shure, its the last samurai, there will be no Gen 4 anymore! We are the last maniacs, who want such a bike! I love it!
Greetz
Greetz
Nice jacket!
scotty - 12
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By the looks of that rear tire, this bike is ridden straight between points an and b with turns being rarity.Congrats!
Beautiful bike!
The only mod I personally would recommend is to trade it for a Gen 2. Speaking personally, of course.
(Welcome to the oRg)
Slimjesus
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First pic
my chicken strips mad small quit hurtin my feels. The squared off tire was the doin of the first owner
First pic
For the first year that's all I had was square tires - SoCal fwys, easier to reach triple digits than the canyons, and there are so many legendary canyons nearby!
Hayabusa Wannabe
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Welcome @Slimjesus.
TonyM995
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Beautiful Busa and welcome!!
I highly recommend Ken Hill podcast and for an in person school, Champ Riding School by Nick Ienatsch (pronounced ‘eye notch’).
100 points of grip:
Ken Hill:
The champ street is a fantastic option for street riders:
ridelikeachampion.com
I highly recommend Ken Hill podcast and for an in person school, Champ Riding School by Nick Ienatsch (pronounced ‘eye notch’).
100 points of grip:
Ken Hill:
The champ street is a fantastic option for street riders:
ChampStreet - Yamaha Champions Riding School
ChampStreet is based on our street rider Sunset Clinic and was used as a baseline for the REST (Riders Essential Skills Training) program for the US Marine Corps. ChampStreet is for ANY type of motorcycle, comes in half and whole day versions, and does not require you to have full track gear...
ridelikeachampion.com
Miklos_HUN
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Welcome! Beautiful bike! That beast of an exhaust...
TonyM995
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I’m pretty sure he’s kidding. Also who buys a Busa to push the limits of cornering?First pic
Ken Hill Podcast outlines the order of the sport as this:
Vision and Focus
Motor Controls
Bike Placement
Brake Pressure and Brake Timing
Body Position and Body Timing
Turn-in Point and Turn-in Rate
At no point in learning to go fast do you need to focus on leaning over the most.
Guys who show up to the race track and try to ride like that are always the slowest people out there.
...and 1000
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