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I have respect and know my limits very well.
That makes al the difference. We can't ever avoid danger but we can avoid accidents quite well if we are not foolish.
I have respect and know my limits very well.
Hope you
are OK~ ?
Oh no sorry that happenedCheck out the top 2 ribs
Did this last week on a bicycle doing about 12 mph, lost the front end on uneven pavement, went down like a tranquilized elephant.
Fear? A month no riding of any kind.
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As I was told by an safety course instructor: "This is your penis, this is your bike. Don't confuse the two!I fear other drivers and try to be as vigilant as possible.
I’m wildly comfortable on 350+HP bikes. That being said, I have the upmost respect for the power and have learned from a series of pucker moments in my past as to what the ideal conditions/circumstances need to be before I hang the throttle open.
Kinda on the same plane, but not. I fear selling my customers too much HP for their abilities. Most will take the time to lean the bike and bump power up as their comfort grows. But there’s some guys that think they know fast from owning some quick cars, and they want their bike back with the knob broke of the boost controller. Just did a consultation with someone like that today. As soon as I told him you can street ride a 6-700hp bike on the street just fine, he was quick to jump to that idea right from a 280-300hp build.
Biggest Fear ?
The Battery
Is DEAD and
It Will Not Start !
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Not another Busa,just picked up a pretty sweet Honda CRF 450R for $2600 and Red's gonna haul it up to my place on Friday.I'm stoked as hell,haven't been on a dirt bike in 40 years so best line up a fast track to the ER.:lol: https://www.cycletrader.com/listing/2007-Honda-CRF-450R-121174109www.hayabusa.org
Suck if it didn't start...would be along coast down the hill...
Bump starting the beast? | General Bike Related Topics
Anybody have any experience bump starting their Busa? I have been successful in bump starting all of my bikes going back 30 years and usually I do the trick by myself but this is the first time ever where I have been unsuccessful even with two pushers. My usual technique is the standard 2nd...www.hayabusa.org
Real easy
to answer :
The Po Po .
Think about this crazy world we live in .
You can purchase a vehicle legally ,
which can break the law on any
US public road in second gear
within a few seconds from
standing still . . .
Talk about putting candy
in front of a three year old
and telling him he may not eat any .
I actually look forward to that for various reasons:Other bikes pulling up beside me scares me especially when I see them three or four cars behind me and they speed up to catch me to show out or do things to suggest a street race.