Hayabusa Go Bye Bye

[@megadethdan]

sad to see it go, but looking forward to seeing the new machine :)

[@cloggsy1971]

Wow! The ‘Busa fix didn’t last long... Can’t wait to see the new machine 👍🏻

[@bikerantics5001]

Cloggsy Goodwin , I think you’ll be surprised. . .

[@cloggsy1971]

Biker Antics Oooo... The intrigue 🤔

[@cloggsy1971]

Biker Antics I assume you’ve already got this bike; when do we get to see it? 🤔

[@bikerantics5001]

Cloggsy Goodwin , . . . soon

[@banditnev]

I love my Road 5"s.

[@daveallen3607]

Was the riding position quite upright with those bars? I cant do clip ons ive got a part fused right wrist, im thinkin of getting a busa but worried it still might be too stretched out even with bars! Any help is much appreciated loveyr vids and subbed ages ago cheers!

[@redleadervfr-v4906]

Was not expecting that B A! Never feels good selling a bike you have enjoyed. That’s why I’ve got 4 bikes in the garage. Don’t need at least 2 of them but can’t bring myself to sell them. Look forward to you next Video buddy. Take care new

[@bikerantics5001]

Red Leader VFR-V4 , I used to have four bikes but found I didn’t have time to give them all a proper ride, especially through the winter, so reduced the fleet to three. It’s been sad to sell any of the bikes I’ve owned and the Busa was the hardest to let go, but for the reasons I state in the video I had to give it up. Speed is addictive, coupled with the phenomenal acceleration and everywhere I went was at high triple digits, which isn’t the way to play. . . unfortunately!

[@neilgutteridge6405]

Not long ago i would have said you were being ridiculous.......but after owning one for a few months i can see where you are coming from.It is so difficult to go out and not open it up. However,i'm never giving mine up,it's just too life enriching.

[@bikerantics5001]

NEIL GUTTERIDGE , once i reach my 10th birthday I maybe responsible enough to own one again! Until then I’ll play a little slower. . . on the straight bits! Ride safe

[@CalmBiker]

"You can't really do that nowadays"... ...vroooooom. :-D

[@bikerantics5001]

CalmBiker . . . maybe a bit more editing . . .

[@nokneedownian8521]

I thought owning a busa turns you into being irresponsible 😂

[@redshiftrider2267]

The suspense is unbearable... "Nash on" and put us out of our misery. PLEASE!!!!

[@daveallen3607]

Youve probably been asked a million times but what top yoke kit was on yours? Cnc or amp? Would you recommend it? Ive a fused throttle hand so cant do clip ons lol ,

[@bikerantics5001]

Hi, I’m not sure what kit the Busa had fitted but I bought and fitted an ABM kit to my Gsxr 1000, which I definitely recommend. It included everything needed, including longer braided brake lines. I had to ‘shape’ the screen a bit to allow for full handlebar movement, but that’s not difficult. Here’s part 1 of the conversion, if you want to watch how it fits:- kzbin.info/www/bejne/b327pnd7Z7-Knck It’s about £250 for the kit and it truly is bolt on, with a robust and quality feel to it. Hope this helps.

[@mrrocket400]

totally understand your decision, especially on our roads, i have a busa , but whatever you ride its all about self control, i lack it as well,,,,,, safe riding bro