Turbo 2002 Hayabusa (300 hp on standard PUMP gas). Water injection two stage - single turbo... 4# of boost for around town and 10# of boost (stage 2) for all out fun!!! Sits nicely next to the Fatboy. long rides = Fatboy... feel like taking a sports car out for a drive type day = Turbo Busa

no wrist issues with the busa (have a 1.25 inch lift on the stock bars) and a lower seat. Its not even close to any Harley for power and speed. I can easily be going 70 mphs in 3rd gear... Just not alot of room to carry stuff and not comfortable for a full day ride or a weekend trip.




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I really wanted one of those when they first came out. They were so far ahead of their time.

 

1999 Turbo Hayabusa (380hp) and 07 fatboy.... wouldn't mind a moto-x bike ad well Haven't seen an 08 hayabusa but the 07's looked plain to me...

DeanO

 

If not, it won't be long

DeanO

 

Yeah, that's GHOSTRIDER He gets police chases on purpose and plays with them and sells the dvd's on his web site

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XN88z_uCSs

He does wheelies on it at 350km/h His main bike isa gsxr1000.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Rider_(stunts)

http://www.ghostridermovie.net/

Enjoy,
DeanO

 

As heritage07 said "If I had a sport bike I wouldn't be alive to answer this question." I would love one in addition to the HD,but the temptation to "twist it all the way" and try to corner like Rossi, would be too great and I ai'nt that good. Luckily my dodgy right kneescreams at me just sitting on them. I'll stick to HD's and forward controls for my fun.

 

I love my lil blue rocket

 

nope not even stop light to light... the Busa pulls like a freight train from stop until you let off the throttle. stock with an aftermarket exhaust it pushes 170 hp at the rear wheel and is probably as light as a sportster. A Buell.. well thats a little torquey bike. Test rode their largest Buell at the test drive days and you hammer that light to light, you have your hands keeping the front end down. its a short wheel base street fighter.

 

They are awsome machines
I just don't think they don't belong on the street.

 

Myson has a friend who rode over one day on his nice bright blue little Yamaha R6, and I couldn't resist the temptation to give it a "try". I figured what the hell you only live once. It was a nice enough bike, real quick, great brakes, handled really nice. Everything was fine until I went to stop in front of the house. That's when I discovered that contrary to my minds image, I was not the young 'flexable' personIwas when I started riding over 35 years ago.
It took both of them to catch me and hold the bike up so I could unfold some very very cramped muscles, and uncooperative joints. The sad part is I only rode it around the neighborhood so I never got it out of about 4th gear without putting more than amile or two tops on it.