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Buddy_Christ
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the busa is ugly as hell. looks like a damn pig. i think suzuki really screwed up when they designed it, and they went one worse and made the 1K look like it as well.
myself, i'm a sport bike guy. i don't think i'll ever own a harley, but that's because i don't want one. if you've got one and you like it, then i'm happy for you. enjoy it, because there's nothing better than riding (cept lots of wild sex with multiple partners...other than that, riding wins). doesn't matter if it's a cruiser or a sport bike. different style of riding completely, but it's still FREEDOM.
what pisses me off is when sportbike riders bash harleys or harley riders bash sportbikes. yes, i make jokes about harleys, and i can handle jokes about sport bikes. but they are all motorcycles. different strokes for different folks. if you have the balls to risk your ass on the road to enjoy riding (because it's like playing russian roulette every time you put the key in the ignition) then you have my respect as a rider, no matter what you ride.
what REALLY pisses me off is when people (like my white trash neighbor) that have NEVER owned or ridden a bike (except maybe riding on the back
) try to claim that a harley is a real bike and a sport bike is a piece of "jap crap." i used to think the same way before i got my first bike; i was young and had been "brainwashed" into thinking Harley made the only "real" bikes. one ride on a sportbike and i fell in love with the handling and the power. i can't afford a high powered sports car or a muscle car, but i can get tons of power and awesome handilng from a sportbike at a fraction of the price, and that's what i want.
i have done some long distance rides on my CBR600F4. it was uncomfortable after 1/2 a day on the bike, but any bike gets uncomfortable after a while. during one of my long distance rides, i was forced to pull over in Louisana due to a nasty thunderstorm. 2 harley riders pulled into the same rest stop shortly afterwards. we got to chatting, and they were displaying the "jap bikes are crap" mentality. they asked where i was going...i was on my way to southern california. after some more questions, i told them the last time i did the trip to cali, i made about 750 miles in 18 hours the first day and 920 miles in 20 hours the second day. one of them said (mockingly) "oh man, if you would've just gone another 80 miles you would've earned yourself an Iron Butt patch." i told them that just 2 weeks earlier, i pulled 1000 miles in 23 hours flat, but i didn't feel like logging the trip in order to get my Iron Butt patch because it didn't really mean that much to me.
they were embarassed and changed their tone of voice towards me when i asked them if they had ever done a ride that would qualify them for Iron Butt status
myself, i'm a sport bike guy. i don't think i'll ever own a harley, but that's because i don't want one. if you've got one and you like it, then i'm happy for you. enjoy it, because there's nothing better than riding (cept lots of wild sex with multiple partners...other than that, riding wins). doesn't matter if it's a cruiser or a sport bike. different style of riding completely, but it's still FREEDOM.
what pisses me off is when sportbike riders bash harleys or harley riders bash sportbikes. yes, i make jokes about harleys, and i can handle jokes about sport bikes. but they are all motorcycles. different strokes for different folks. if you have the balls to risk your ass on the road to enjoy riding (because it's like playing russian roulette every time you put the key in the ignition) then you have my respect as a rider, no matter what you ride.
what REALLY pisses me off is when people (like my white trash neighbor) that have NEVER owned or ridden a bike (except maybe riding on the back
) try to claim that a harley is a real bike and a sport bike is a piece of "jap crap." i used to think the same way before i got my first bike; i was young and had been "brainwashed" into thinking Harley made the only "real" bikes. one ride on a sportbike and i fell in love with the handling and the power. i can't afford a high powered sports car or a muscle car, but i can get tons of power and awesome handilng from a sportbike at a fraction of the price, and that's what i want.i have done some long distance rides on my CBR600F4. it was uncomfortable after 1/2 a day on the bike, but any bike gets uncomfortable after a while. during one of my long distance rides, i was forced to pull over in Louisana due to a nasty thunderstorm. 2 harley riders pulled into the same rest stop shortly afterwards. we got to chatting, and they were displaying the "jap bikes are crap" mentality. they asked where i was going...i was on my way to southern california. after some more questions, i told them the last time i did the trip to cali, i made about 750 miles in 18 hours the first day and 920 miles in 20 hours the second day. one of them said (mockingly) "oh man, if you would've just gone another 80 miles you would've earned yourself an Iron Butt patch." i told them that just 2 weeks earlier, i pulled 1000 miles in 23 hours flat, but i didn't feel like logging the trip in order to get my Iron Butt patch because it didn't really mean that much to me.
they were embarassed and changed their tone of voice towards me when i asked them if they had ever done a ride that would qualify them for Iron Butt status
