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14-07-2011, 08:58pm
(This post was last modified: 14-07-2011, 09:15pm by Kozo.)
(14-07-2011, 08:53pm)06BUSA Wrote: (14-07-2011, 08:41pm)Kozo Wrote: how easy is it to go knee down the busa ?forces etc
Hey Kozo, it took me most of the day at Phillip Island to get my knee down and that was on a controlled circuit on a good surface on a 600cc suzuki hire bike with soft tyres. Have been riding my Busa for the last 2 years and there's no way on a public road I would try and get my knee down! Just too risky. Remember the saying : there's old riders and there's bold riders, but there's no old bold riders. Enjoy your ride and leave the knee down for the track days.
(14-07-2011, 08:53pm)06BUSA Wrote: (14-07-2011, 08:41pm)Kozo Wrote: how easy is it to go knee down the busa ?forces etc
Hey Kozo, it took me most of the day at Phillip Island to get my knee down and that was on a controlled circuit on a good surface on a 600cc suzuki hire bike with soft tyres. Have been riding my Busa for the last 2 years and there's no way on a public road I would try and get my knee down! Just too risky. Remember the saying : there's old riders and there's bold riders, but there's no old bold riders. Enjoy your ride and leave the knee down for the track days.
(14-07-2011, 08:58pm)Kozo Wrote: (14-07-2011, 08:53pm)06BUSA Wrote: (14-07-2011, 08:41pm)Kozo Wrote: how easy is it to go knee down the busa ?forces etc
Hey Kozo, it took me most of the day at Phillip Island to get my knee down and that was on a controlled circuit on a good surface on a 600cc suzuki hire bike with soft tyres. Have been riding my Busa for the last 2 years and there's no way on a public road I would try and get my knee down! Just too risky. Remember the saying : there's old riders and there's bold riders, but there's no old bold riders. Enjoy your ride and leave the knee down for the track days.
(14-07-2011, 08:53pm)06BUSA Wrote: (14-07-2011, 08:41pm)Kozo Wrote: how easy is it to go knee down the busa ?forces etc
Hey Kozo, it took me most of the day at Phillip Island to get my knee down and that was on a controlled circuit on a good surface on a 600cc suzuki hire bike with soft tyres. Have been riding my Busa for the last 2 years and there's no way on a public road I would try and get my knee down! Just too risky. Remember the saying : there's old riders and there's bold riders, but there's no old bold riders. Enjoy your ride and leave the knee down for the track days.
(14-07-2011, 08:53pm)06BUSA Wrote: (14-07-2011, 08:41pm)Kozo Wrote: how easy is it to go knee down the busa ?forces etc
Hey Kozo, it took me most of the day at Phillip Island to get my knee down and that was on a controlled circuit on a good surface on a 600cc suzuki hire bike with soft tyres. Have been riding my Busa for the last 2 years and there's no way on a public road I would try and get my knee down! Just too risky. Remember the saying : there's old riders and there's bold riders, but there's no old bold riders. Enjoy your ride and leave the knee down for the track days.
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