New to me 2005

[jimbob8915]

New to me 2005 with 960 miles. Yep 960 miles. I have had a Busa before. I had a 2003 two tone silver. I actually just sold my 2020 BMW S1000RR M. Bike was nice but to me it had no soul. I will keep this Busa for some years

 

[sixpack577]

Cool find
Welcome to the org

 

[BigBSBusa]

Welcome back and congrats! Bike looks great. Any plans for it?

 

[JeffSyh]

Beautiful looked exactly like mine when I got mine!

 

[jimbob8915]

Right now plans are ECU flash, lower front, raise rear. I am thinking 1340 kit and Gen 2 cams in the future.

 

[HayaWakened]

from SoCal

 

[Bumblebee]

Welcome back to the insanity....

 

[Hayabusa4life]

aboard!
Nice find

 

[hayabuser]

960 miles? Where did you find it? A museum?

 

[WuzzaCBXRider]

New to me 2005 with 960 miles. Yep 960 miles. I have had a Busa before. I had a 2003 two tone silver. I actually just sold my 2020 BMW S1000RR M. Bike was nice but to me it had no soul. I will keep this Busa for some years

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What a find! Your about 100 miles south of me. I’m thinking of heading up into Kings Canyon NP east of Fresno on Friday. I guess you know of that loop east of Visalia into Sequoia NP and around west thru KCNP onto 180. Helluva nice ride except for those killer tight switchbacks on the Sequoia side.

 

[jimbob8915]

Wuzza.. done that ride many times as I live very close to it. I will be working.
I found it on a dealer site in the L.A. area. It does look brand new. The brake calipers and master have been upgraded to Brembos. It has rear sets, 2018 dated tires, and an alarm. There was a line of people there to buy it but I was first in line.. WOOHOO

 

[WuzzaCBXRider]

I’m taking the Z as it’s already dirty. Didn’t clean it after the last couple rides and I ran thru some wet roads too so the bottom side is really dirty. This early up high I expect to find several snow melt roads and the Busa is (currently) quite clean. What’s going to be challenging are the temps. With a high of 44 up top I’ll run into 98 degrees as I descend into the flats. That’s a 54 degree rise in one day!