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Something nice about this bike - gazza414 - 08-09-2006
or do you guys just like the common jap machine...
Something nice about this bike - aBUSa - 08-09-2006
Hey Gazza
Not bad at all!
I liked the 1100 Sport when it first come out, slek Italian alternative but was out of my price range back then!
Shayne
Something nice about this bike - MacBusa - 08-09-2006
very nice except for the drum brake lookin thing on the rear wheel.. Cheers.Grantwww.blingpartsaustralia.com.au
Re: Something nice about this bike - BUSGO - 08-09-2006
Looks like they are trying to hide the shaft inside a swing arm.
Having owned a fantastic Italian Bike in the past.
I don't think I ever will buy a new one again.
Although the guzzis have always had a "COME AND TAKE ME AWAY" look about them.
Rgds BUSGO
"TAKE MY ADVICE"
I'm not using it anyway!
Something nice about this bike - Fat Busa Racing 1347 - 09-09-2006
I always like the engine layout on the Guzzis, that one looks like it'd be alot of fun at a race track Regards Richard
“98% of all Harleys ever sold are still on the road. The other 2% made it home.”
Re: Something nice about this bike - Max - 09-09-2006
Look at the motor, you can why they have always been referred to as Portable Air Compressors.
Max
Greece is the word Madmax - GSX1300R Black and Grey Buses Rule
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Re: Something nice about this bike - AstroBusa - 09-09-2006
I like the look and seriously considered buying one once, but having owned an Italian marque in the past (Ducati) I'm not keen on doing it again.
I've got two mates who have Guzzi's - both have been trying to sell them for quite some time now but the prices they are being offered are so low, its more economical to keep them.
Two Wheels once coined the term UJM for Universal Japanese Motorcycle - and yes, there are downsides to owning a bike that is the same as every other bike - but these are far outweighed IMHO by the availability of parts, technical knowledge, customising/bling bits and reliability. It these things, the busa really does reign supreme. Plus, it has that 'something extra' just because its a busa.
It might be but the recipe is well known to a lot of experienced chefs (but a beginner can make one too), there are hundreds of ways to tart up to change the look and the flavour - so you can make it your own distinctive recipe, is a crowd pleaser that almost everybody loves. Even those who are on a diet wish they could have , and of course is very moreish... so you always want more. Best of all, if you can eat our brand of then the world just assumes you've got testicles the size of watermelons.
The older I get, the better I was. Regards.... Rob
Something nice about this bike - Fat Busa Racing 1347 - 09-09-2006
Astro you are the IRON CHEF of
I still love my little bit of cake.... Regards Richard
“98% of all Harleys ever sold are still on the road. The other 2% made it home.”
Re: Something nice about this bike - AstroBusa - 09-09-2006
Ahhh soooo FBR.... me thankie velly muchly... and tonights seclet ingledient isa.... (?)
The older I get, the better I was. Regards.... Rob
Re: Something nice about this bike - BUSGO - 09-09-2006
anchovies Rgds BUSGO
"TAKE MY ADVICE"
I'm not using it anyway!
Re: Something nice about this bike - hawkwind racing - 09-09-2006
Just another beemer with a hardon
Re: Something nice about this bike - glen66 - 10-09-2006
It has some nice bits and pieces, that MG. I don't think I would like to drop one though. Not that dropping a Busa is the best idea either. I enjoyed your bit, Astro. kind of like pictionary.
Odd bits - gazza414 - 10-09-2006
Has some nice bits and just different
.....Hawkwind hasa good point
The Aprillia's nxt to it on the stand were tasty....and so were the prices.
A new ZX14 here in Malaysia costs 90K RMG----more than $33K AUD
Re: Odd bits - AstroBusa - 11-09-2006
Hey FBR... ! I like that tag.... The Iron Chef of
Too bad they stopped making that show years ago... now we could have Iron Chef French, Iron Chef Italian, Iron Chef Chinese and Iron Chef The older I get, the better I was. Regards.... Rob
Odd bits - Fat Busa Racing 1347 - 11-09-2006
Hey Astro.....go and change your sig then to IRON CHEF of
.... .... Regards Richard
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