Tamer Busa

[dl6996]

1.  Take a motorcycle safety course, even if you've been riding for years.  You'd be suprised how many bad habits you catch yourself doing.  Oh, who am I kidding...the real reason I'm telling you to do it is that I'd LOVE to see the look on your instructors faces when you show up for a motorcycle safety course driving a freakin Busa....that would be like taking a Formula1 car to freakin' Drivers Ed  

I was worried about taking the Busa to the MSC until my instructors found out that I had one. Then they told me that when I went to lunch to bring it back so that they could check it out. It was the look on the other "students" faces in the course when I rolled up on the Bus that was priceless. Unfortunately the instructors have a tendancy to make an example of you...especially when you start dragging parts in the corner excersises on a little Honda 250. Take the course and have fun. The throttle works both ways.

Later
Wayne

 

[fstbusa]

Hey, the new ones are already restricted to 184 mph!  How slow do you want to go?

actually 186mph but whos counting...

 

[Jace]

or you could pull a plug wire or two off and that would cut some fo the power ??

 

[Mikey D]

They don't make training wheels for motorcycles,

No disrespect sir, but they do make training wheels for motorcycles.  I saw a set on a goldwing that a snow bird was riding!

P.S. I was told the same thing...
or you could pull a plug wire or two off and that would cut some fo the power ??[/QUOTE]

by my dealer when I asked for the stickiest tire made to solve my wheel spin problem!

Ride safe ya'll!

 

[Got-Busa?]

DE-TUNE?? NOOOOOOOO!!!!!

Like Jace said, just PULL a PLUG WIRE or TWO OFF! j/k

 

[WarBaby]

Hmmmmm... I have never contemplated a "restriction" before--seems an alien thought, but you could probably make a "throttle-stop" where the throttle cables attach to the throttle body either by adjustment of the cables or by fabricating a small bracket to physically limit the throttle opening. You would still be able to accelerate waaayyyy past legal speeds, just not at a full-throttle rate.