Tired of seeing this on craigslist...
#12
01-16-2010, 12:30 PM
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LCD screens? I wonder if you could rig a rear view mirror and have it pass in lieu of real mirrors. But yeah, I see Hayabusas as bikes for magazine/forum/youtube messageboard racers or people who look at name before product. I'd like a Hayabusa... when I'm 40 and consider buying a cruiser.
Now wait one fruiten minute. I resemble that remark. Don't you forget that there are still alot of great older 1k's. Thank you 
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01-16-2010, 02:24 PM
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01-16-2010, 06:52 PM
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01-16-2010, 07:27 PM
I saw a guy at a light on a stretched 'busa. He was about my body style (which is athletic bordering on "you eat how much and look like that???") and going squidly that day (the Timberlands he wore were the heaviest clothing article).
Light went green and he ripped the throttle (like I was gonna race him). It was like watching the Enterprise enter warp from Star Trek. He sorta... elongated
... The bike took off but he sorta stretched out before he started following it...
Guess that explains why the rear went loose and sent his lower tentacles flapping around for a few seconds. I decided at that point I'd never own one. If someone gave me one brand new, I'd sell it and buy 2 CBRs if I could.
Light went green and he ripped the throttle (like I was gonna race him). It was like watching the Enterprise enter warp from Star Trek. He sorta... elongated
... The bike took off but he sorta stretched out before he started following it...Guess that explains why the rear went loose and sent his lower tentacles flapping around for a few seconds. I decided at that point I'd never own one. If someone gave me one brand new, I'd sell it and buy 2 CBRs if I could.
#18
01-16-2010, 08:31 PM
leave the busa guys alone
I fell into the BUSA movement.I was busy didnt have much time to work on my drag bike during the week.But with internet and only working 8 hrs on saturday I could mail order and bolt together a pretty decent bike.But when wifey said something had to go it went first then her,but I still got my Blade and F4I
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01-17-2010, 04:59 PM
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I fell into the BUSA movement.I was busy didnt have much time to work on my drag bike during the week.But with internet and only working 8 hrs on saturday I could mail order and bolt together a pretty decent bike.But when wifey said something had to go it went first then her,but I still got my Blade and F4I
#20
01-17-2010, 06:09 PM
hey meow, i like the 14. but i see it as a bike for older people, that still want a good amount of power, yet want a reasonable seat position. but idk
and put simply, **** MY LIFE. whoever came up with this should be shot, buried, and forgotten. thats just...i cant even put into words how stupid that is
and put simply, **** MY LIFE. whoever came up with this should be shot, buried, and forgotten. thats just...i cant even put into words how stupid that is