Busa for Quasi ?

[Mrs Busa Pete]

best bike i have ever riden absolutly effitless riding you and pillion busa all the way only why do you wont a new one for there is only a coat of paint in it no real change .there are lots out there 04/03/05 even with low ks your choice on year but it should be the BUSA. at any spead thay are just like a 250 all the 217kilos are low down so you can just toss it around with ease

[Cibby]

i know i've probably missed the most part of this thread but.

being a QKCHK approved pillion on the busa, i agree.

It is an awesome bike, it is great on the back as long as there is a bar that you can hold on to, otherwise comfy and bloody fast..

[Matt Bleck]

zx12r!!!!!!

[bugjuice]

be the first to get the ZZR1400..

[CPB]

Hayabusa Quasi. You know you want to.

I agree with Sniper...go the Busa

[Matt Bleck]

be the first to get the ZZR1400..

Is there such a thing??

[bugjuice]

ok, so it's being called the ZX14 now.. Even Kawa called it both for a little while.
http://kawasaki.co.nz/kawasaki_custo...400A6F&do=list

ZX14.. get the ZX14 Quaz..

[Quasievil]

Considered all them, the Zxr12 has shite legroom for the pillion, worse than the 636, the ZX14 its ugly, the K5 nah not a pillion friendly one either.
Loving the feedback etc on this thanks, me and Mrs Fembot are shooting into try out the Busa for size right now. later

[manuboy]

Hey Quasi. I'll be the odd one out here (or maybe just the ghey one)

I dunno about price - but have you seriously checked the Beemer out?

123kw - and all of it useable in the best beemer fashion. 6 speed box, a 19 litre tank that'll get you somewhere round 300km. ABS, Optional ESA system, plush riding possy etc.

This bike would probably still be growing with ya in a couple of years and you know the kind of reliability you'll be getting (not that the other bikes aren't reliable). Plus they aren't a dime a dozen!

For a few extra bucks i'd look at it.

[skelstar]

Think this might be a bit late, but it sounds like your heart is stuck on the Busa...there might be plenty of bikes that you SHOULD get (Id consider ZX12R, Blackbird, Sprint ST) but in the end, you dont always want to ride the most technically virtuous bike...you wanna ride the bike that makes you feel good...and the pillion of course. A Busa is a Busa.

[HDTboy]

I'd probably be able to arrange a new K1200S, RS, or R for you to try

[marty]

Hi Mate, well it got put off till march so there ya go ! Im on 90 demerits now and hopefully will get off the 50 recently whacked on (hence court) and I loose 20 in April as well so Im ok as long as I aint stupid of course

interesting. when the 'alleged' offence happen? you could be looking at an unreasonable delay, especially if you were ready to proceed, and the police were happy for the date to be extended

[sAsLEX]

interesting. when the 'alleged' offence happen? you could be looking at an unreasonable delay, especially if you were ready to proceed, and the police were happy for the date to be extended

Every person I know who is defending a charge has had delays in the court system, every time they have to pay to have their lawyer represent them and all that happens is it gets put off, you end up spending heaps on lawyers fees and never get to see the judge for a year or two, is this justice?

[Qkchk:Me]

i know i've probably missed the most part of this thread but.

being a QKCHK approved pillion on the busa, i agree.

It is an awesome bike, it is great on the back as long as there is a bar that you can hold on to, otherwise comfy and bloody fast..

Da Busa is a fine bike. Just gotta watch the gearbox between 5th and 6th. Sometimes won't engage properly (Time for a oil-change syndrome) depends on the quailty and condition of the oil..... Thats probaly the only fault they have.... What other bike on the market has been going strong for so long? Nothing radical has been changed with the bus since release back in '99. That must mean something.

As for riding them, they are a bit of work compared to a Gixxer 1000 (not as flickable) but extremely pillion friendly. First thing I noticed while test-riding the Busa for the first time was; Sure-footed. No front wheel washout/vibrations like you do on the lighter bikes. Feels nice and hangs onto the corners. Wide sweepers it eats, tight narrow 20kph corners it hates.

[GSVR]

Your an old man Brett so isn't it about time you got a real bike with character thats a pleasure to ride, the chicks love, that will last longer than you have left, something you can still ride when your 80 and look right on.

Pity Jimmy wasn't stilll at WMCC he could have got you a good deal.


Oh and you can join Ulysses SP now as a junior member