Want a Hayabusa

**Marmoot** · 11th April 2006, 23:25

Originally Posted by OMG

Hmmm, maybe, what's it like for commuting?

Makes getting up and going to the office worthwhile.

**orangeback** · 11th April 2006, 23:30

Originally Posted by Big Dog

one word brilliant.
Only downside is when in slow traffic the fans are pumping out massive amounts of heat.
"Judicious" application of enthusiasm in the tighter corners keeps the tyres nice and round, the chicane into the carpark can be a lot of fun when there are no pedestrians.
At the end of the day horses for courses but show me another bike that blindingly fast on the weekend that happens to be that civilised at commute speeds and i might believe the is another bike for me.

YES A MAN THAT NOW WHAT HES ON ABOUT

**gav** · 19th April 2006, 22:48

Originally Posted by orangeback

SOUNDS LIKE YOU' VE BEAN TALKING TO SPUD RACER ,DONT BELIVE EVERTHING YOU HERE

Nope, maybe its another bike then, but had someone ask me if they knew anyone who was looking for a Hayabusa, said his mate had just got one and was looking at selling it for about $9500, thought he said it was an ex repo or something. Wasnt talking with Spud Racer about it.

**WINJA** · 19th April 2006, 22:56

Originally Posted by Qkchk

1. No
2. No
3. Not ideal as a inexperienced riders bike. Blah blah blah.
4. End of discussion.

I MIGHT BE INTERESTED , CAN I TEST RIDE IT NEXT TIME IT RAINING?

**marty** · 19th April 2006, 23:24

Originally Posted by orangeback

BUT HAY MINE IS 3G CHEAPER AND MORE THAN LIKELY FASTER , BUT YOU R IS CHEEP AT 13 FOR SURE :spudwhat:

hers is also 4 years newer, nz new, got NO scratches on it, genuinely 1 owner, has carbon pipes, and is probably just as quick.

and i'm not too sure about that centre stand. looks so......well.....Honda