I just have ONE simple question(hayadooin @ Jun. 19 2007,20:30) And others will say that you are
much safer with both wheels on the ground.........
Wheelies
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But I don't have a problem " getting it up "
Your Busa is sick, get it to the doctor. I weigh at least 250 dressed out and mine won't stay on the ground when I hit it or go to pass som slo azz. +15K with no work on it, bone stock.
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OK, let's not focus on the past.....we OWN Busas. You can wheelie any bike.
Sure, it may be a little easier for a lighter guy to muscle around a 600/750/1000, but I'm sure if anybody was specifically hell bent on wheelies, they WOULD have bought a lighter bike, I personally like the versitility and stability of the Busa.
Here's some perspective: There are people that wheelie Harleys at 1000lbs.
It's funny how the mind of man works:
The ego defends itself by critisizing anybody that outperforms another.
Childish, but so common.
Sure, it may be a little easier for a lighter guy to muscle around a 600/750/1000, but I'm sure if anybody was specifically hell bent on wheelies, they WOULD have bought a lighter bike, I personally like the versitility and stability of the Busa.
Here's some perspective: There are people that wheelie Harleys at 1000lbs.
It's funny how the mind of man works:
The ego defends itself by critisizing anybody that outperforms another.
Childish, but so common.
(Luvanicebum @ Jun. 20 2007,14:26) OK, let's not focus on the past.....we OWN Busas. You can wheelie any bike.
Sure, it may be a little easier for a lighter guy to muscle around a 600/750/1000, but I'm sure if anybody was specifically hell bent on wheelies, they WOULD have bought a lighter bike, I personally like the versitility and stability of the Busa.
Here's some perspective: There are people that wheelie Harleys at 1000lbs.
It's funny how the mind of man works:
The ego defends itself by critisizing anybody that outperforms another.
Childish, but so common.
WOW! Everyone should check out that site for a minute - wheelie-riding-squids and old-men-commuters alike - not to revel in the gore but to remind ourselves of how bad it can be if you go down.
Sobering website to say the least.
I'm telling ya, without mods or using any tricks mine comes up enough.
dantheta2man
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lol you guys are attacking this man,lol hey i got my hayabusa to just ride and thats why i did not get a small bike cause i dont need to risk my life anymore as it is when i go riding on a usual day!!! good luck and be safe!!! live to ride and dont ride to die!!!!
If you have to ask how to wheelie anything over 50cc's I urge you to sell your bike to eliminate the risk your riding with me...
In all seriousness, buy a dirt bike and start there, move to a small streeter and go from there.
Wanna trade your Busa for a VTR1000F (oops, almost used the "H" word"? The V-twin is a torque toting moster that can wheelie pretty much on demand.
In all seriousness, buy a dirt bike and start there, move to a small streeter and go from there.
Wanna trade your Busa for a VTR1000F (oops, almost used the "H" word"? The V-twin is a torque toting moster that can wheelie pretty much on demand.
I so not care to ride on one wheel, but I have brought the wheel up a bit when hitting it hard in 2nd and swear it was up a little in 3rd. I was leaving a friends house and his little kid was in love with bikes. I was in first and had no intentions of bringing the tire up. I hit the gas a little to bring rpms up with no clutch and hit it again and it came up and scared the sh$$ out of me. was not expecting it with so little gas.
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